Stamp duty abolished on small residential plots in Haryana, aligning with government's transparency and anti-corruption objectives, announced Chief Minister Saini.
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Saini announced that stamp duty on residential plots up to 50 square yards in urban areas and up to 100 square yards in rural areas has been abolished.
"The stamp duty will be zero with effect from today," Saini said while responding to a calling attention motion moved by the opposition INLD on Wednesday on a recent increase in the collector rates.
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