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Section 11: Fee to be collected by service provider

National capital Territory of Delhi Information Technology (Electronic Service Delivery) Rules, 2012Union territory Rules of Delhi · 2000

(1) Any fee or duly authorized taxes, charges, dues or any other money due in respect of a service payable by any person to the Competent Authority concerned that are otherwise payable under the respective Act, rule, regulation or order of the government when making an application to the concerned Competent Authority, shall also be collected by the Authorised Service Provider or the authorized agent as the case may be, except for those payments that are ordinarily required to be made in the form of court fee stamps or treasury challans.

(2) The fee collected by the Authorised Service Provider or the authorised agent shall be remitted with the Government treasury as may be determined by the Director of Electronic Service Delivery by the Authorised Service Provider or the authorised agent as the case may be, in its entirety.

Where this provision sits

ActNational capital Territory of Delhi Information Technology (Electronic Service Delivery) Rules, 2012
Section11
Marginal noteFee to be collected by service provider
JurisdictionUnion territory of Delhi
StatusIn force as published by the source

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