Stamp duty refund in tamil nadu

Dear,

Yes. You can. In such case, you need to follow the rules prescribed therefor.

Firstly, you are required to approach the stamp collectorate with the application of refund of stamp duty paid on un-executed agreement.

Alongwith the application of refund which is to be prepared in accordance with the section 47 of Bambay Stamp Act, 1958, you have submit the copy of un-registered agreement, hyper terminal certificate, verification letter with respect to stamp duty from Bank ectc and some more documents as per the requirements of the concerned authorities.

If you need more info on the same, contact on the belowmentioned address:

Kishor Hajare

9930647734/hajare.kishor@rediffmail.com

Dear Brother, you should submit Application for refund along with all stamp papers with sale certificate issued by the concerned stamp vendor,before the concerned tresarary. After verification  they  will issue  cheque or D.D in favour of  you,subject to deduct some nominal charges as per norms.any doubt pl.call me S.N.Raj Kumar,9841127561

I have purchased a resale house for 4900000/- in Pune, Maharashtra. For that i paid stamp duty of Rs. 294000/- and registration of Rs. 30000/- during agreement on 13-09-2013. At the time of sale deed i.e on 25-10-2013, my lawyer attached old Index-2 copy which was made during agreement between old owner and builder in 2004 instead of a new one which was made during agreement on sept. 2013 between me and owner. Due to that the sub-register told to pay extra 1% as LBT in the form of franking. So i made franking of 1%, in addition to the 6% of 4900000/- and completed the sale deed. afterwords I came to know that it was not neccessory to pay that additional 1% becouse already i have paid 6%. So can anyone advise me on how could i make the refund of that adiitional 1% ammount. and also on what to do with the old index 2 copy. becouse the new index -2 copy is not attached to to my sale deed. Please advise.