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October 31, 2020

Capital gain computation - adoption of stamp duty value fixed by the DRO (Stamps) - The recomputation of the total sale consideration based on the higher value fixed by the Sub Registrar is for the purposes of computing Stamp duty is wholly erroneous. - HC

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