Dispute Resolution Hotline: Stamp Duty on Arbitral Awards
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Stamp Duty on Arbitral Awards
This article was first published in thelegalindustry.com (November, 2024).
Vyapak Desai and Ritika Bansal, members of our International Dispute Resolution & Investigations practice, write for the 6th Edition of Legal Industry Reviews – India. They analyse the Maharashtra Stamp (Amendment) Ordinance 2024, which introduces an ad-valorem regime for levy of stamp duty in Maharashtra, and its implications on enforceability of arbitral awards.
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- Ritika Bansal and Vyapak Desai
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