decided the question of title without asking the plaintiff to pay ad valorem court fee on tae value of the property in suit. Learned Counsel ... said question could not have been decided without payment of ad valorem court fee by the plaintiff and in this view of the matter
about Rs. 1,00,000/ - and unless the plaintiff pays ad valorem Court-fee thereon, the suit will not be maintainable.
9. Thedefendant ... Relief Act, It was further contended that unless the plaintiff pays ad valorem Court-fee on the market value of the properties, a simple suit
recall such cases and dispose them in accordance with law. If ad valorem court-fee has been paid in any case by any claimant ... Prior to the said amendment, in a civil suit for damages, ad valorem court-fees were required to be paid. However, by reason
heading 4819.12
of the Schedule was stipulated at 35% ad valorem of basic excise duty and
the corresponding special excise duty was at the rate ... payment of basic excise duty at a rate of 5% ad valorem,
normal rate being 15% ad valorem, in terms of the Tariff Notification dated
duty rate
(1)
(2)
(3)
1.
Central processing unit (CPU)
6% ad
valorem
2.
CPU with monitor, mouse and key
board, imported together ... modem, uninterrupted power
supply system or web camera
imported separately.
7% ad
valorem
Explanation .- For the purpose of this notification,
computer shall include central processing
contested one, a simple suit for eviction without payment of ad-valorem court fee was not maintainable. The learned counsel in this connection has placed ... Whether a-simple suit for eviction was maintainable without payment of ad valorem court fee on the market value of the suit property?
Re : Question
recovery of possession if the suit premises in payment of ad valorem court-fees. Even in a case where the relationship of plaintiff and defendant ... basis of general title of the plaintiff, if the plaintiff, pays ad valorem court fee on the valuation of the suit premises, although
would appear that such conveyance shall be chargeable on ad-valorem basis or the market value thereof whichever is greater.
17. Entry 44 of List ... fact that the State has been empowered to prescribe ad valorem rate of duty is neither in doubt nor In dispute. Such a rate
excise duty is leviable on tyres at the rate of 60% ad valorem. The Central Government, under Notification dated 1st August, 1974 being Notification ... duty of excise leviable thereon as is in excess of 55% ad valorem. As such the excise duty leviable on tyres and tubes under
duty.
173C ASSESSEE TO FILE PRICE-LIST OF GOODS
ASSESSABLE AD VALOREM.
(1) Every assessee who produces, manufactures or
warehouses goods which are chargeable with
