discrimination : as only the claimant is required to pay
the advalorem Court fee on the enhanced amount of compensation
whereas the Insurance Company ... file an appeal or
fixed Court fee.
(ii) That prescription of advalorem Court fee without upper
limit is arbitrary.
(iii) That the excessive levy
plaintiffs have been directed to fix the
court fees at the ad valorem rate while allowing the application under Order
7 Rule 11 CPC filed ... executed by their attorney, they were not entitled to fix the ad
valorem court fees.
After hearing counsel for the petitioner, this Court
sale deed and challenged the same
along with possession, then ad valorem court fee is required to be paid,
whereas in the present case ... void abinitio, there is no need to pay the ad valorem court fee.
Learned counsel for the petitioner has submitted that
admittedly, the plaintiffs
petitioner being not party personally,
was not liable to pay ad valorem Court fees.
A perusal of the paperbook would go on to show that ... Court had held that the plaintiff
is not liable to pay ad valorem Court fee as he claimed to be in possession of the
land
rejection of the plaint for want of affixation of ad valorem court fee or
for direction to the plaintiffs to affix the ad valorem court ... dated 31.10.2013, allowed the
application directing the plaintiffs to affix the ad valorem court fee on the
amount of `23 lacs i.e. value
deal with a situation where the customs duty is ad valorem and payment for the imports are made on transaction value basis irrespective ... dealt with a situation where the rate of duty is ad valorem and price is paid on transaction value basis irrespective of quantity ascertained through
learned counsel appearing for the
petitioner would contend that the maximum ad valorem Court fee
payable under Article 6 of Schedule I to the KCFSV ... subject matter is above Rupees three lakhs, only 10%
ad valorem Court fee has to be paid, but if it were to
be an application
plaintiffs have been directed to fix the
court fees at the ad valorem rate while allowing the application under Order
7 Rule 11 CPC filed ... executed by their attorney, they were not entitled to fix the ad
valorem court fees.
After hearing counsel for the petitioner, this Court
stamp duty payable
thereon would be in the range of 10% ad valorem, which would
correspond to approximately Rs.2,20,000/-. The explanation ... year 2006, the stamp duty payable on conveyance was
5% ad valorem. Accordingly, upon the market value of
Rs.22,00,000/-, the stamp duty
petitioner being not party personally,
was not liable to pay ad valorem Court fees.
A perusal of the paperbook would go on to show that ... Court had held that the plaintiff
is not liable to pay ad valorem Court fee as he claimed to be in possession of the
land
