Full text : Secretarial practice

APPENDIX A

MWS

—-AGREEMENT FOR SALE.

Where it is claimed that any
part of the subject matter of
the Agreement is exempt from
ad valorem duty as falling
within one or other of the exceptions
 contained in s. 59 f
the Stamp Act, 1891 (i.e. as
being a legal estate or interest
in lands, tenements, hereditaments
 or heritages, or as being
property locally situate out of
the United Kingdom, or goods,
wares or merchandise, or stock,
or marketable securities, or any
ship or vessel, or part interest,
share, or property of or in any
ship or vessel).

Where the purchaser takes
over or indemnifies the Vendor
against debts and liabilities.

Furnish an apportionment of
the consideration, giving separate
 values of the property
soming within each of the heads
n respect of which exemption
s claimed. Where a Balance
Sheet or Valuation is in exis--ence,
 which shows the value of
he several items or any of
‘hem to be as stated, this
should accompany the Abstract.


The amount of these should
be stated, and included in the
apportionment.

NoTE.—The value of all fixed plant and tenant's or trade
fixtures should be separately stated from those articles which
were. at the date of sale, in an actual state of severance.

[J - CONVEYANCE ON SALE

Where the property is so:
subject to a mortgage.

State the amount owing for
principal (and interest, if any,
if the purchaser undertakes
payment thereof) at the date
>f the Conveyance.
State the amount thereof.

Generally, if property is sola
subject to, or in consideration
of, the taking over or release of
anv debt or necuniarv lak"

[II.— CONVEYANCE OR TRANSFER (INCLUDING SZ. LEMENT,
DF “LARATION « TRUST, &C.} OPERATING AS A
1ISPOSITION inter vivos

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Where the subject matte.
and.

Furnish a full description of
the property. The question of
value will be referred to the
Valuation Office.
            
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