Ravindra Vaghani 28 June 2021

How much notarial stamp affixed ?

1 Bihar
2 Chhattisgarh
3 goa
4 Haryana
5 Himachal Pradesh
6 Jharkhand
7 Kerala
8 Tamil Nadu
9 Madhya Pradesh
10 Manipur
11 Meghalaya
12 Mizoram
13 Nagaland
14 Odisha
15 Panjab
16 Rajasthan
17 Sikkim
18 Jammu Kashmir
19 Telangana
20 Tripura
21 Uttar Pradesh
22 Uttrakhand
23 west Bengal

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This discussion clarifies the amount of notarial stamp duty required for documents in India. It explains that the stamp duty varies depending on whether the notary is appointed by the Central or State Government, with specific values for special adhesive stamps. The post also details the requirements when a document is attested by both a Notary and an Oath Commissioner.

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kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired)) 28 June 2021

Is it a question paper? What is your problem?

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 01 July 2021

When the Notaries (Central or State) exercise their power under Section 8 of the Notaries Act 1952 in the execution of the duties of his office, Article 42 Stamp Duty on Instrument [of the] Indian Stamp Act should be complied [with] subject to state authority amendment: (a)Central Government Notary - Special Adhesive Notary at Delhi - Stamp Value [of] Rs.3/(three). Other - or Rs. 10/.

State Government - Notary Special Adhesive Notary Stamp Value [of] Rs. 10/(ten) [or approximately at Bombay - or Rs. 25/

Union Territory Notary - Special Adhesive Notary Stamp Value Rs.3/(three).

If the document/affidavit will be attested under the joint designation of the Notary and Oath Commissioner, such document/affidavit should bear special Notary adhesive stamp of the value [of] Rs.10/ (according to article 42 of Indian stamp duty) with Notarial Certificate, area of practise, Register Number of the document [and] date.