JUDGEMENT
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(1.) These three petitions have
been filed against the common judgment of
the learned Board of Revenue, being D/- 9-5-95
Annex. 7, accepting the revisions of the
State Government, filed under Section 56
of the Stamp Act, 1899, hereafter to be referred
to as the Act. Those revisions were
filed against the order of the District Collector
(Stamp), D/- 9-7-92. Since one property
was sold by three separate sale deeds, in
separate portions, to three different persons,
of different capacity, and therefore, identical
question about leviability of the stamp
duty arose, and that has been decided by
the common order by the learned Board of
Revenue, and therefore, all these three
petitions are being decided by this common order.
(2.) The facts of the case, as appear on
the record are. that one R. S. Kushwaha had
obtained 99 years lease of the plot,
including a house constructed thereon, from the
Urban Improvement Trust, hereafter to be
referred to as the UIT, under a registered
lease deed, and the said tenement
was transferred in three different portions, by three
separate registered documents, purporting
to be the document of transfer of leasehold
rights. These documents were presented for
registration, and Sub-Registrar vide his
communication D/- 10-2-92 referred the matter to
the Collector, observing that the stamp
duty is leviable on the market price of the
property, @ Rs. 1440/- per sq. mt., and
therefore, the appropriate stamp duty be determined.
Thereupon notice was given to the
transferees and the transferor. The transferees objected,
and submitted that according to Article 63 of the Act, the stamp duty
is payable on the consideration for which
the lease hold rights were transferred, at the
rates prescribed under Art. 23, and therefore,
the provisions of Section 47A are not
attracted, and the market value of the property
cannot be determined according to Section 47 "Kha". Various stipulations of the
lease deed were also referred to.
(3.) The learned Collector (Stamp) found,
that the stamp duty has been paid on the
consideration in accordance with Art. 63.
and therefore, the reference made by the sub-Registrar was rejected.;
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