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REVENUE ADMINISTRATION
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STAMP DEPARTMENT
Organisation
The Superintendent of Stamps, Bombay, controls the supply and
sale of state stamps in the State.
In Bhir district, the Collector of the district, as the
administrative head, holds general charge of the Stamp department.
There is no officer in the district specially in charge of the
stamps. The work is done by the stamp head clerk under the
supervision of the treasury officer, Bhir, who is a gazetted
officer. The treasury officer, Bhir, has charge of the local depot
at Bhir and is responsible for the maintenance of the stock of
stamps, their distribution to branch depots and their sale to the
public. The Collector is empowered to grant refund of the value of
unused, spoilt and obsolete stamps presented to him within the
prescribed period of one year. A branch depot is located at every
tahsil headquarters and is in charge of the sub-treasury officer (tahsildar).
The sub-treasury officers are not empowered to grant refund on
stamps.
To suit public convenience, stamps are sold not only at the local
depot but also at various other centres by stamp vendors
authorised by the Collector. There are twelve licensed stamp
vendors in the district.
Income
The following table gives the total income realised from stamps
duty in Bhir district during the years 1960-61, 1961-62, 1962-63
and discount paid to the stamp vendors during those years: —
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1960-61 |
1961-62 |
1962-63 |
Income realised from stamp duty— |
Rs. |
Rs. |
Rs. |
Non-Judicial Stamps |
1,70,616 |
2,28,511 |
2,69,828 |
Judicial Stamps |
1,65,956 |
1,56,521 |
1,59,093 |
Discount paid to Stamp Vendors— |
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Non-Judicial Stamps |
1,833 |
2,288 |
2,736 |
Judicial Stamps |
4,158 |
4,433 |
4,768 |
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