Punjab government has decreased the limit of issuance of e-stamp
certificates for registration of properties from the present Rs 50,000
to Rs 20,000.
This decision will authorise the Stock Holding Corporation of India (SHCIL) to issue e-stamp certificates for amount exceeding Rs 19,999 and it would come in to force with effect from June 8, an official spokesman said here on Thursday.
A notification in this regard has been issued today.
With implementation of this decision, while registering any property, if stamp duty amount exceeds Rs 20,000, then the buyers have to get e-stamp certificates from banks and this decision will be implemented throughout the state.
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This decision will authorise the Stock Holding Corporation of India (SHCIL) to issue e-stamp certificates for amount exceeding Rs 19,999 and it would come in to force with effect from June 8, an official spokesman said here on Thursday.
A notification in this regard has been issued today.
With implementation of this decision, while registering any property, if stamp duty amount exceeds Rs 20,000, then the buyers have to get e-stamp certificates from banks and this decision will be implemented throughout the state.
Part of the Dream Weave Walk Network 1998-2015