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What you need is a Vendor Agreement. This can be Rs.100/Rs.500 Stamp paper. It is better if the document is notarized. No need for registration. Even if it is in Rs.100 stamp paper the court will accept the document. If the stamp duty is found to be less than required court will just ask you to deposit the difference stamp duty with the court. Your ca...
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caMy small size company sells inverter and Battery all over Maharashtra. I am planning to tie up with Individuals from different cities to receive, deliver the material at their places and if the customer selects cash on delivery option then collect the cash and deposit the money back to my account. The minimum order value is INR 20k.
I need help/advise on following: 1: what value(100/500) stamp paper should I go with 2: Does this agreement needs to be registered/Notarized 3: what should be the subject of an agreement to be mentioned in bold in the agreement also in the register while buying the stamp paper. notary officers are telling me that for agreement I need to buy 500 stamp paper. but someone told me that I can do this agreement on 100 rs stamp paper and it would have a stand in the court in case any fraud happens from a delivery partner. 4: In case of fraud registered/not notarized stamp paper agreement can be considered as a proof in legal proceedings. 5: there are a lot of terms and conditions, so I am planning to mention the title, and agreement parties on stamp paper and rest on the plain/bond paper. is this ok Please help me with above questions. any advice is greatly appreciated.
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caWhat you need is a Vendor Agreement. This can be Rs.100/Rs.500 Stamp paper. It is better if the document is notarized. No need for registration. Even if it is in Rs.100 stamp paper the court will accept the document. If the stamp duty is found to be less than required court will just ask you to deposit the difference stamp duty with the court. Your case will not be dismissed for the lack of stamp duty paid. You should have 1 stamp paper on which the agreement starts. The subsequent pages can be on plain paper as well. However, a notary will have to sign on all the pages.
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about 3 years ago
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My small size company sells inverter and Battery all over Maharashtra. I am planning to tie up with Individuals from different cities to receive, deliver the material at their places and if the customer selects cash on delivery option then collect the cash and deposit the money back to my account. The minimum order value is INR 20k.
I need help/advise on following: 1: what value(100/500) stamp paper should I go with 2: Does this agreement needs to be registered/Notarized 3: what should be the subject of an agreement to be mentioned in bold in the agreement also in the register while buying the stamp paper. notary officers are telling me that for agreement I need to buy 500 stamp paper. but someone told me that I can do this agreement on 100 rs stamp paper and it would have a stand in the court in case any fraud happens from a delivery partner. 4: In case of fraud registered/not notarized stamp paper agreement can be considered as a proof in legal proceedings. 5: there are a lot of terms and conditions, so I am planning to mention the title, and agreement parties on stamp paper and rest on the plain/bond paper. is this ok Please help me with above questions. any advice is greatly appreciated.
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W Network
caWhat you need is a Vendor Agreement. This can be Rs.100/Rs.500 Stamp paper. It is better if the document is notarized. No need for registration. Even if it is in Rs.100 stamp paper the court will accept the document. If the stamp duty is found to be less than required court will just ask you to deposit the difference stamp duty with the court. Your case will not be dismissed for the lack of stamp duty paid. You should have 1 stamp paper on which the agreement starts. The subsequent pages can be on plain paper as well. However, a notary will have to sign on all the pages.
We can deliver this service seamlessly online on Wazzeer platform -> "Get Started!"
about 3 years ago
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