Conveyance deed

The terms of the agreement as Developer may have to be read. However, if the Developer is provided with a right to sell the property, he cannot evade the stamp duty. Generally what happens is that the land belongs to somebody else and with consent, the Developer develops. In agreement for development, the Developer guns on the solder of the Owner. And that is how he becomes the confirming party. But all such practices are impermissible. The issue needs an interpretation keeping in mind the Stamp Duty Act and the definition of conveyance under the Transfer of property Act.

Instead of peeping into the legal issue, make an application to the Superintendent of Stamps Duty and Valuation under the Right to Information Act. The Department would provide you with accurate information. 

Whoever executes sale deed has to pay stamp duty,but if in the agreement to sale,if consideration is mentioned and stamp duty acordingly paid,at the time oof sale deed,stamp duty paid at the time of agreement can be adjusted..

The deed of assignment mentions consideration of second transaction.

I am told that when adjudicating for stamp duty on conveyance deed to socety  for entire property ,credit is given for stamp duty paid on first agreement with builder.I also understand it should be registered.

The first agreement for sale was not registered. 

We want  to take credit for the heavy stamp duty paid on the deed of assignment that is registered and in which builder's endorsement is there. 

We can pay a reasonable fee for way of doing so.

Separately   society may also use services for adjudication and egistration.

Can you get the RTI applicatio  filed for me?What wouldbe fee?

Send me your full facts and the attachments of documents. My email ID is corporatearmour@gmail.com

I agree with Niranjan. 

The point at issue is adjudicating stamp duty on CONVEYANCE DEED of land (and building?) to regd CHSociety in Mumbai,giving credit of stamp duty already paid on the sale document for individual premises.