In India, (widely known as non-judicial stamp paper ) is a foundational legal tool used to give agreements, affidavits, and contracts official recognition under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 . While "bond paper" technically refers to high-quality, durable paper used for stationery, in legal contexts, it is the common name for the stamp paper used to execute binding agreements . Core Uses of ₹100 Bond Paper
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While the bond offers hope, it also illuminates the darker corners of the economy. Because Prize Bonds are "bearer instruments"—meaning whoever holds them owns them, with no name registered—they are a favored tool for money laundering and the storage of illicit wealth. This dual nature creates a paradox: the same instrument that offers a lifeline to the poor provides a veil of secrecy for the corrupt. In India, (widely known as non-judicial stamp paper