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Section 10: Charges for writing documents and its exhibition

The Rajasthan Registration (Licensing of Document Writers) Rules 2025State Rules of Rajasthan · 1908

(1) The Inspector General of Registration shall, for the entire registration offices in the State, from time to time, fix the rates of charges for writing documents for registration and applications for copies, search and inspection etc. to be presented in the registration office, and no licenced document writer shall ask for or accept any amount in excess of the rates so fixed.

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(2) A table of the rates so fixed in Hindi shall be exhibited at a conspicuous place outside every registration office and the at place where document writer carries on his profession of writing documents and if any document writer asks for or accepts any amount in excess of the rates so fixed, the Licensing Authority or Sub-Registrar concerned may, on complaint being made to him, order the return of the amount received in excess. In addition to above the Licensing Authority may take appropriate action for suspension or cancellation of the licence under the provisions ofthese rules.

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ActThe Rajasthan Registration (Licensing of Document Writers) Rules 2025
Section10
Marginal noteCharges for writing documents and its exhibition
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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