Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• According to point 1.1 in the latter circulars, an exemption from stamp duty will not be granted unless there is a direct legal basis in the Act on Document Duty or by Parliamentary decisions [20].(i) Mergers
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• However, under the Act on Document Duty the starting point was that all transfer of titles between different entities release excise duty regardless of whether or not the new owner continues the same activity as the previous one.
• The application of the continuity principle in relation to the Act on Document Duty was limited to such cases and not to other cases as mentioned above.
• Yet, only with effect from July 2005, approximately five years after the establishment of Entra, has the interpretation of the Act on Document Duty been changed so that the treatment of certain different situations has been aligned.
• The new title holder is responsible for paying the duty, cf. Section 2
• These comments are based not only on document SEC(2009) 1094 final, but also on additional information supplied by Germany to the Commission at Parliament's request.
• In the cases of mergers, there exists, according to the Norwegian Ministry of Justice, no transfer of title for the purpose of the Act on Document Duty.

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• For details of the charges against Mr Korakas, reference is made to the detailed accusations in document PE 312.779.
• The draft Regulation, as contained in document TRANS/WP.29/2005/46, is hereby approved.
• For Australia, the official batch release procedure is specified in document 'WHO Technical Report Series, No 822, 1992'.
• It is important to introduce the process essential to the preparation of medicines for homeopathic use, potentisation at this point in document.
• Paragraph 102 in document referred to in footnote 7.
• The draft Regulation, as contained in document TRANS/WP./2005/46, is hereby approved.
• Further details of the proposed investigations are given in document PE 319.706.