Section 6 — Denotation of duty — Stamp Duties Act 1923 (South Australia) — Barrister AI

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Section 6 — Denotation of duty — Stamp Duties Act 1923 (South Australia) — Barrister AI

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s 4Imposition of stamp duties s 6Denotation of duty s 7Distribution of stamps, commission etc s 8Stamps to be provided s 11Appropriate stamp to be used s 13How instruments to be stamped s 14Instruments to be separately charged s 15AAscertainment of value of property s 16Duty in force when instrument produced for stamping to apply s 17Duty payable in respect of instruments conditionally executed s 18Duty on other instruments s 19ACertain copies dutiable s 20Time for payment of duty and stamping s 21Admissibility of unstamped instruments in evidence s 22Except as aforesaid no unstamped instrument to be received in evidence s 23Assessments and stamping of instruments s 27No instrument to be enrolled or registered unless stamped

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Denotation of duty

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Part 2—General provisions with respect to stamp duties

6 Denotation of duty

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Subject to any express provision to the contrary, the payment of duty on an instrument is to be denoted on the instrument by an impressed stamp.

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