But Maharashtra and Gujarat are the two states that have specific provisions that stipulate that if a stamp is not used or postponed within six months of the date of their issuance, they are considered obsolete. Section 52B (b) of the Maharashtra Stamp Act (see here) and Section 52C of Bombay Stamp (Gujarat Amendment) Act, 2016 states that if a trademark has been purchased and is not used and certificates are not claimed within six months of, it is considered invalid. For a long time, the people of the state of Gujarat and Maharashtra was used to or think that the validity of the stamp paper is six months after the Bombay Stamp Act, 1958 although legally it is not valid in the eyes of the law, but practical and logical, it is valid in the eyes of the law. Thus, we can say that, as per Provisions of Indian Stamp Act, 1839 and according to the Supreme Court judgment, there is no validity of stamp paper on paper, but in reality, the validity of the stamp paper is practically six months of paper, mainly in the state of Gujarat and Maharashtra. This trend also continues in the state of Gujarat and Maharashtra. If we go against sections of the Indian contract act, none of the sections provide that a contract must be executed on a stamp paper. Therefore, no agreement on stamp paper is required. Therefore, it is clear from the above terms that, in the eyes of the law, an unmarked agreement is not considered an agreement. You can use this stamp paper to execute an agreement that dates from the date indicated in the buffer paper, but which was executed before the registration date. Such an old agreement can be executed on such stamp paper. But if you do it just to deceive the government or to deprive it of rights and penalties under the Indian stamp or registration law or any other law in India, then you can be punished. These are necessary for documents such as contracts, deeds, real estate transactions-purchase-purchase, etc. For example, service and other service charges are charged for these govt services by these stamps.
