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Procedure to be followed for admitting document insufficient

 

Procedure to be followed for admitting document insufficiently stamped

 
Sub-section (1) of Section 37 provides that the Court has power to admit the document in evidence if the party producing the same would pay the stamp duty together with a penalty as provided by Section 34 or duty as provided by Section 36. When the Court chooses to admit the document on compliance with such condition, the Court need forward only a copy of the document to the Collector, together with the amount collected from the party for taking adjudicatory steps. But if the party refuses to pay the amount aforestated, the Court has no other option but to impound the document and forward the same to the Collector, as provided under sub-section of Section 37. On receipt of the document through either of the said avenues the Collector has to adjudicate on the question of deficiency of stamp duty. If the Collector is of the opinion that such document is chargeable with duty and is not duly stamped he shall require the payment of the proper duty or the amount required to make up the same together with the penalty provided by Section 34. Unless the aforestated procedure is scrupulously followed by the Cou


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