Stamp paper required for copy of Lease deed

V. Jayaraman Vs. K.A. Ubaidur Rahman (2010) 07 MAD CK 0247
when an agreement of lease is executed between the landlord and tenant, normally, a lease agreement is prepared in duplicate i.e., both are originals, signed by both the landlord and tenant. If that being so, it cannot be contended by the respondent that the agreement available with the tenant is only a copy and not the original. Therefore it need not be sufficiently stamped. Thus, the contention of the learned Counsel for the respondent that Exs.R1 to R8 need not be stamped as contemplated in the Indian Stamp Act but the original agreement available with the petitioner alone has to be stamped in accordance with Indian Stamp Act cannot be countenanced.
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