Section 256 — When is an instrument duly stamped? — Duties Act 2000 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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Section 256 — When is an instrument duly stamped? — Duties Act 2000 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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s 251CDefinitions s 252Provision of stamps s 253Limitation on use of designated stamps s 254Form of stamps to be used s 255Stamping of instruments s 255AAuthentication of payment of duty using on-line duty payment system s 256When is an instrument duly stamped?s 257Adhesive stamps s 258Licences to deal in stamps s 259Refunds—spoiled and unused stamps s 260Reassessments—failed instruments s 261Instruments to be separately charged with duty in certain cases s 262Execution of instruments s 263Counterparts and replicas

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When is an instrument duly stamped?

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Chapter 12—Administration and enforcement

Part 1—Stamping instruments

256 When is an instrument duly stamped?

An instrument is duly stamped if it is stamped in accordance with this Act.

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