Computation of stamp duty and valuation does not make Scheme of ...

Companies Law

April 14, 2016

Computation of stamp duty and valuation does not make Scheme of Amalgamation alone chargeable to stamp duty - Basically, a scheme/compromise/arrangement between the two companies is never a document chargeable to stamp duty - HC

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Computation of stamp duty and valuation does not make Scheme of ...

Companies Law

April 14, 2016

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