Secretarial practice

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Identifikator:: 1828236004

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-249926

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Secretarial practice

Edition:: fourth edition

Place of publication:: Cambridge

Publisher:: W. Heffer & Sons Ltd

Year of publication:: 1930

Scope:: viii, 987 Seiten

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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3904 SECRETARIAL PRACTICE 3. With a view to the avoidance of the delay which must be caused by requisitions for further information, full and sufficient information to enable an assessment to be made should be fur- nished in the first instance, when the instrument is presented for adjudication. The nature of the information usually necessary in the case of certain specified classes of instruments is indicated at the end of this Notice. It must, however, be understood that, in requesting this information, no ruling is intended as to how a particular case will be adjudicated. [f there is a particular matter in doubt upon which the opinion of the Commissioners is desired, and which is not apparent on the face of the instrument, special attention should be drawn to it when the instrument is presented for adjudication. 4. When the duty has been assessed, a notice of provisional assessment will be sent to the applicant, who if he agrees the amount should pay the duty in the manner directed by the Notice. The instrument will then be stamped with the duty assessed and with the Adjudication Stamp, and will be returned to the ap- plicant, either personally, at Somerset House in the case of deeds presented there, at the Stamp Office, Telegraph Street, or the appropriate Provincial Office in the case of deeds presented through these Offices, or through the post, as may be arranged. It should be added that, if a remittance is by uncertified cheque, the usual period of clearance must elapse before the instrument zan be stamped. If the Commissioners consider that the instrument is already duly stamped, or is not liable to any duty, they will cause the adjudication stamp to be impressed and will return the instru- ment to the applicant. 5. If the applicant dissents from the proposed assessment he should submit a statement of his reasons for dissenting, and his view of the basis upon which the instrument should be stamped. He may, if he so desires, have an interview with the Adjudicating Officer by appointment. If dissatisfied with the final assessment, the applicant may, within twenty-one days after the date of the assessment and on payment of duty in conformity therewith appeal against the assessment to the High Court and may for that purpose require the Commissioners to state and sign a case. By Order of the Board, F. A. BARRETT. Secretary.

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