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Compendium on Acts and Rules
Rs. As.
(i) If the original was not chargeable with duty 0 8
or if the duty with which it was chargeable
does not exceed one rupee 1 0
(ii) In any other case
Exemptions.
(a) Copy of any paper which a public officer is expressly required by law to make or
furnish for record in any public office or for any public purpose.
(b) Copy of, or extract from, any register relating to births, baptisms, namings,
dedications, marriages, deaths or 'burials.
NOTE.—The expression "any register relating to * * * marriages" in the clause includes
registers relating to the dissolution of marriages. (Government of India Order No. 2806
Exe., dated the 8th May 1907, to the Government of Eastern Bengal and Assam,
received with Bengal Government Order No. 111T.—S.R., dated the 22nd- May 1907.)
299. When a copy of a judgment, decree, sentence, or order is granted, the following
Particulars to
particulars must invariably be recorded on the back of the copy itself, and in the form be recorded on
the back of the
given below for the information of an Appellate Court section, 42, Act XI of 1908, the copy.
Indian Limitation Act):—
Date of application for the copy;
Date of notifying the requisite number of folios and stamps;
Date of delivery of the requisite stamps and folis;
Date on which the copy was ready for delivery;
Date of making over the copy to the applicant.
NOTE.—It has been held that the time requisite for obtaining a copy is the time by which
the copy is ready for delivery (IX Cal. L.R., 293).
Use of printed
300. Whenever copies are required of any portion of the registers and forms enumerated
forms.
in the list below, they should be made on printed forms.
Collectors should allow for the requirements under this rule in preparing their indents for
these forms. In doing so it should be remembered that if forms run short the public will
either have to wait for their copies or pay the greater cost of copies to be made entirely
by hand: —
(1) Settlement khatians.
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