same by filing a revision before the Chief Controlling Revenue Authority (CCRA), Respondent no. 2, on 16.2.1995 along with an application for stay ... same date the CCRA passed an order of status quo and fixed 6.3.1995 for filing of objections by the opposite parties and hearing. However, since
stamp duty payable by the revisionist to Rs. 3,36,900/-.
The CCRA in his order has noted that the Sub Registrar-I had made ... value of the land at Rs. 90,00,000/- per hectare.
The CCRA has, therefore, held that when there are exemplars on record
passed by the Chief Controlling Revenue Authority (hereinafter referred to as the CCRA).
The solitary question which falls for consideration in this writ petition ... revision was allowed in part by the CCRA, Allahabad vide order dated 25.3.2004 and the order of the Collector was set aside. The matter
District Magistrate, Etah dated 10.8.2000 and the order passed by the CCRA dated 19.11.2001. He submits that the Collector has passed the order in accordance ... rather filed it at 5.25 pm. The CCRA has completely failed to consider that the order of the District Magistrate, Etah dated 10.8.2000 ( Annexure
petition has been filed against the order dated 19.2.2013 passed by the CCRA in Stamp Appeal No. 39/2012-13 ( Smt. Vandana Agrawal Vs. State ... Thereby, the CCRA has confirmed the order dated 12.9.2012 passed by the Stamp Collector in Stamp Case No. 52/2011-12 determining stamp deficiency
Appeal directed against an order dated 29.12.2018, is pending consideration before the CCRA. It has also submitted that this appeal was heard finally ... four days prior to the retirement of the then CCRA, the matter was released.
It has next submitted that more than half of the deficient
judgment of this Court in the case of Govind Ram Mishra v. CCRA, 2000 Revenue Decision 394 : 2000 All LJ 2550. In Re Shri Kirti ... learned single Judge in the case of Ram Govind Misra v. CCRA 2000 All LJ 2550 (supra) and D.B. in the case
petitioner has challenged the revisional order of the Chief Controlling Revisional Authority (CCRA) passed under Section 56(2) of the Stamp Act, allowing the revision
before the Chief Controlling Revenue Authority, U.P. (CCRA) under section 56(I-A) of the Indian Stamp Act. During the pendency of the appeal
area.
Even the Supreme Court in Prakashwati Vs. CCRA and others 1996
AWC 1331 held that situation of a property in a area close
