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Stamp Duties Act 1929 s 23B

s 23B Section 23, etc., applies also to transfers, assignments and contracts

23B.—(1) Sections 23 and 23A apply to a transfer or assignment of equity interests in an entity as they apply to a conveyance of those equity interests, and for this purpose —(a) a reference in those sections, Article 3A of the First Schedule and Article 2A of the Third Schedule to the grantee of a conveyance is a reference to the transferee or assignee; (b) a reference in those sections, Article 3A of the First Schedule and Article 2A of the Third Schedule to a grantor of a conveyance is a reference to the transferor or assignor; and (c) a reference in section 23 and Article 3A of the First Schedule to the date of execution of a conveyance is a reference to the date of execution of the transfer or assignment.[13/2017] (2) Sections 23 and 23A apply to a contract or agreement for the sale of equity interests in an entity as they apply to a conveyance of those equity interests, and for this purpose —(a) a reference in those sections, Article 3A of the First Schedule and Article 2A of the Third Schedule to a grantee of a conveyance is a reference to the purchaser; (b) a reference in those sections, Article 3A of the First Schedule and Article 2A of the Third Schedule to a grantor of a conveyance is a reference to the vendor; and (c) a reference in section 23 and Article 3A of the First Schedule to the date of execution of a conveyance is a reference to the date of execution of the contract or agreement.[13/2017] (3) Where duty A, duty B, duty C or duty D has been paid upon any contract or agreement by reason of subsection (2), the conveyance, transfer or assignment is exempt from that duty.[13/2017]

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