Notice requirement for claimants: prescribed notice to Commissioner within a statutory period enables suit-related certification and prompt certified-copy issuance. Section 281A now requires claimants to give notice in the prescribed form and with prescribed particulars to the Commissioner within one year of acquisition. Transitional provisions allow a one-year window for pre existing acquisitions from a fixed date, and a low-value property exception deems compliance satisfied if notice was given before the suit. The Commissioner must, on prescribed application and payment of fees, issue a certified copy of any such notice within fourteen days of receiving the application.
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Notice requirement for claimants: prescribed notice to Commissioner within a statutory period enables suit-related certification and prompt certified-copy issuance.
Section 281A now requires claimants to give notice in the prescribed form and with prescribed particulars to the Commissioner within one year of acquisition. Transitional provisions allow a one-year window for pre existing acquisitions from a fixed date, and a low-value property exception deems compliance satisfied if notice was given before the suit. The Commissioner must, on prescribed application and payment of fees, issue a certified copy of any such notice within fourteen days of receiving the application.
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