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Allonge

Legal definition for Indian law research

Definition

Allonge. If there be not room on the back of a bill of exchange to write all the indorsements, the supernumerary indorsements may be written on a slip of paper annexed to the bill and called an allonge, and are then 'deemed to be written on the bill itself.' Bills of Exchange Act, 1882, s. 32, sub-s. 1. It requires no additional stamp.

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