1926

LIST OF HONGKONG STAMP DUTIES
445
Instrument.
Shippers’ Books (Chinese) and
all other receipts for goods
shipped given by or on behalf
of the owner or master of a
vessel where bills of lading
are not used.
Statutory Declaration : See
Affidavit.
When, the
freight is
under $5:
10 cents.
! When the
| freight is
$5or more:
30 cents.
Point of time
before which, or
Nature of period within
Stamp. which, the
instrument must
he stamped.
Adhe¬
sive.
Before the
book is chop¬
ped or(as the
case may be)
before the re¬
ceipt is part¬
ed
to
the shipper
Surrender of Lease: See Lease
(5).
2 Telegraphic Transfer Advice.
Exemption.
10 cents for
every $500 or
part thereof,
to be calcul¬
ated on the
equivalent in
Hong kong
currency of
the money
despatched.
2 days after
the des¬
patch of
the money:
See sec¬
tion 27.
Telegraphic transfers in
silver currencies from
the Colony to China.
Trade Mark (or trade marks), to¬
gether with the goodwill of
the business concerned in the
goods for which it has (or they
have) been registered, Assign¬
ment of.
$10.
Transfer : See Mortgage, Shares
and Telegraphic Transfer Ad¬
vice.
Traveller’s Cheque: See Bill of
Exchange (5).
Overem- 7 days after
bossed, execution.
Vesting Order: See Conveyance
on Sale.
43a
Vesting Order (other than a
vesting order which is a con¬
veyance on sale), including
the transfer of any property
transferred by the order.
$20.
Before the
order is
signed by
the Kegis-
trar.
44
Voluntary disposition inter
vivos, the duty to be cal¬
culated on the value of the
property.
$1 for ever}'
$100 or part
thererof of
the value of
the property
conveyed or
transferred.
7 days after
execution.
Person liable
stamping,
where stamping
is
compulsory.
The person
who chops
the book
or gives
the re¬
ceipt.
The person who
despatches
the money on
behalf of an-
AU persons
executing.
The person
obtaining
the order.
All persons
executing,