Disqualification of Section 35 Instruments that are not legally stamped The scope of stamp duty reduction on a promise note or exchange bill should not be entered into with proof of any device capable of duty. That such device shall not be sealed and only documents which can be inserted in the evidence which are exempt from the stamping exemption on the method provided by law, are stated in the provisions of section 35 of the Stamp Act Was done, the 1899 document should not have a duty of less than 25 paise and the bill of exchange or promise must be borne. It is cold If the exchange legislation showed deficiencies in payment of stamp duty in relation to international bills or pledges, then there was a shortage of stamp duty payments internationally. The shortage of stamps on a promissory note from the Stamp Act, 1899, was unthinkable and is considered inadmissible in evidence. Which was the ultimate purpose of section 35 of the Stamp Act 1899
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