Amalgamation and stamp duty

You may have to pay the stamp duty for the  transfer of properties located in respective sub registrar office of each state, the stamp duty differs from one state to another.

Thanks Sir.

But the Deed of Conveyance, duly approved by NCLT, is considered in Kolkata for making payment of stamp duty on the entire value of amalgamation. Then,  would it not be a double payment for assets in Assam & Maharashtra?

You ascertain the Market Value of the properties located in Assam and Maharashtra and then pay the stamp duty in Bengal.  After the admission of the document, the Sub Registrar in Bengal sends a copy of the document to the Sub Registrar in Assam and Maharashtra for their approval.  After receipt of a reply from the Sub Registrars concerned, further action will be taken by the SR in Bengal.

Appreciable opinion from expert Shri KAVK Satyanarayana sir, I concur with his further views on the subject.