Common use of Stamp Duty and Value Added Tax Clause in Contracts

Stamp Duty and Value Added Tax. 7.21.1 To stamp and register the Lease and counterpart thereof in the Land Registry as soon as practicable after the execution thereof and to furnish in due course the counterpart duly stamped and registered together with a sealed and certified copy of the new leasehold folio to the Chief State Solicitor’s Office within six months of the date of execution of the Lease. 7.21.2 To pay any Value Added Tax arising from the grant of this Lease or termination or surrender of it or on the rents reserved by it or other payments becoming due hereunder (if any).

Stamp Duty and Value Added Tax. 7.21.1 7.20.1 To stamp and register the Lease and counterpart thereof in the Land Registry as soon as practicable after the execution thereof and to furnish in due course the counterpart duly stamped and registered together with a sealed and certified copy of the new leasehold folio to the Chief State Solicitor’s Office within six months of the date of execution of the Lease. 7.21.2 7.20.2 To pay any Value Added Tax arising from the grant of this Lease or termination or surrender of it or on the rents reserved by it or other payments becoming due hereunder (if any).

Stamp Duty and Value Added Tax. 7.21.1 To stamp and register the Lease and counterpart thereof in the Land Registry of Deeds as soon as practicable after the execution thereof and to furnish in due course the counterpart duly stamped and registered together with a sealed and certified copy of the new leasehold folio to the Chief State Solicitor’s Office within six months of the date of execution of the Lease. 7.21.2 To pay any Value Added Tax arising from the grant of this Lease or termination or surrender of it or on the rents reserved by it or other payments becoming due hereunder (if any).