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Mumbai: Notoriety with notary no longer accepted
Updated On: 23 June, 2017 10:40 AM IST | Mumbai | Vinod Kumar Menon
New circular by registration office asks police to stop accepting leave and license agreements that are notarised and not registered with the stamp duty paid; say taking system online to share data eventually


According to the records, only 15 per cent rentals in the state are registered properly
No longer is it going to be acceptable to simply notarise your leave and license agreement and bypass the stamp duty and registration payment to the government as a convenient out to solemnise renting out property. Sure, it saves a few bucks — notarising on a stamp paper costs a paltry Rs 100, whereas stamp duty and registration is calculated at .25 per cent of the taxable annual rent and deposit combined — but if the Inspector General of Registration, Pune, has his way, no longer will this arrangement be accepted by the police as part of the official record for the tenement.


