According to the Stamp Duty Law, a claim for a stamp duty refund must be filed within 90 days from the date of the transaction.

A change in the property value is not a valid reason for claiming a stamp duty refund.

To claim a stamp duty refund, one must file an application with the Stamp Duty Authority, submit the original stamped document, and pay a processing fee.

A stamp duty refund is not allowed when the document is not properly stamped, when the document is forged or altered, or when the transaction is illegal.

The maximum amount of stamp duty that can be refunded is the entire amount paid.

The Stamp Duty Authority is responsible for paying the stamp duty refund.

The time frame for processing a stamp duty refund claim is 60 days.

A stamp duty refund cannot be claimed for a document that has been partially stamped.

The penalty for filing a false or fraudulent stamp duty refund claim is both fine and imprisonment.

Power of attorney is exempt from stamp duty.

The rate of stamp duty for a sale deed in India is 2%.

A stamp duty refund can be claimed for a document that has been stamped with the wrong value.

To obtain a stamp duty refund for a document that has been stamped with the wrong value, one must file an application with the Stamp Duty Authority, submit the original stamped document, and pay a processing fee.

The time limit for filing a claim for a stamp duty refund for a document that has been stamped with the wrong value is 90 days.

A stamp duty refund cannot be claimed for a document that has been stamped in a foreign country.