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Changes over time for: Cross Heading: Entries upon Rolls, Books, &c.
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Changes to legislation:
There are currently no known outstanding effects for the Stamp Act 1891, Cross Heading: Entries upon Rolls, Books, &c..
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Entries upon Rolls, Books, &c.U.K.
16 Rolls, books, &c. to be open to inspection. U.K.
Every public officer having in his custody any rolls, books, records, papers, documents, or proceedings, the inspection whereof may tend to secure any duty, or to prove or lead to the discovery of any fraud or omission in relation to any duty, shall at all reasonable times permit any person thereto authorised by the Commissioners to inspect the rolls, books, records, papers, documents, and proceedings, and to take such notes and extracts as he may deem necessary, without fee or reward, and in case of refusal shall for every offence incur [a penalty not exceeding £300].
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17 Penalty for enrolling, &c. instrument not duly stamped.U.K.
If any person whose office it is to enrol, register, or enter in or upon any rolls, books, or records any instrument chargeable with duty, enrols, registers, or enters any such instrument not being duly stamped, he shall incur [a penalty not exceeding £300].
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