code from process-fee. Therefore, the complainant
should pay the process-fees or other fees prescribed by the rules
before issuing the steps under sections ... steps to issue
process. The only provision in the Code to dismiss the complaint
for non-payment of the process fee is Section
non-compliance of court's order and non-payment of process
fee.
2. Brief facts of the case are that the complainant/petitioner ... respondent/accused, the same cannot be dismissed for non-payment of
process fee. Therefore, the order impugned suffers from material
irregularity and illegality
worst to see that the petition was not dismissed for
non-payment of process fee and finding that the Judge was
not willing to accept ... worst to see
that the petition was not dismissed for non-payment of
process fee and finding that the Judge was not willing to
accept
said Revision Petition, CRR-194-2006), due to
non-payment of process fee. As on 12.07.2022 too, the appellants who were
respondents in the revision ... said revision petition, CRR-194-2006,
due to non-payment of process fee.
23. The order dated 12.07.2022 reflects that the appellants who were respondents
Court to transferee Court and if for
the reason of non payment of process fee the
execution petition is closed it cannot be said
that ... execution proceedings
having been closed or dismissed for non
payment of process fee and the like then
transferee Court ceases to have control or
jurisdiction
summons for judgment. The plaintiff was present. His default was non-payment of process fee for issue of summons for judgment. Nothing has been pointed ... dismissal of the suit for default of prosecution i.e. non-payment of process fee. He further says that if order dated 27th February
case under Section 204(4) of Cr.P.C., for non
payment necessary process fee. Challenging the above dismissal
judgment, the present revision came ... Negotiable Instruments Act came to be dismissed for non payment of
process fee and this Court by referring to the decision of Kerala High
T.Ravi & Anr vs B.Chinna Narasimha & Ors. Etc on 21 March, 2017
writ petition, which was dismissed for want of
prosecution or for non compliance of the Court order.
6. Article 226 of the Constitution of India ... writ petition
dismissed for want of prosecution or non payment of process
fee or for non compliance of any other direction issued by
the Court
Rule 2, of Code
of Civil Procedure 1908, for non-payment of process fee. The husband sold the
house immediately on 17.7.1952. The respondent applied
