Civil Procedure Code, 1908, Order 7, Rule 11 -- Rejection of plaint - Deficient Court fee - Plaintiffs assign only an estimated value to reliefs sought in the plaint and they undertake to deposit such further Court fees, as may be payable upon rendition of accounts - Plaint cannot be rejected U.O.7.R.11 CPC on account of deficiency of Court fees...........
Court Fees Act, 1870, Section 7(iv)(c) -- Court fee - Suit for rendition of accounts - Definite case of plaintiff that amount of Rs.19.41 lakhs is due though some more amount may also be due - Plaintiff has to pay ad valorem court fee on the said amount...........
Civil Procedure Code, 1908, Order 7, Rule 11(b), Court Fees Act, 1870, Section 7(iv)(f) -- Suit for rendition of accounts - Approximate amount due stated in plaint as Rs.4.27 lacs - It is a wishful estimate of claim - There being no objective standard of valuation on the basis of which the Court could arrive at a definite conclusion U.O.7.R.11(b) of CPC directing the..........
Court Fees Act, 1870, Section 7(iv)(f) -- Rendition of accounts - Respondent not aware of exact amount of loss suffered by him or profit earned by the petitioners to affix the proper Court Fees - Held, that Court has power at any stage of the proceedings to direct the respondents to affix the Court Fees according to the damages assessed by it - In case of under valuation,..........
Court Fees Act, 1870, Section 7(iv)(f) -- Court fee - Suit for declaration, rendition of accounts and permanent injunction assessed for the purposes of Court fee and jurisdiction for Rs.195/-, Rs.200/- and Rs.130/- respectively on which Court fee of Rs.53/- was paid - Plaintiff however alleged that an amount of more than Rs.50 lacs may be found due on rendition of account..........
Court Fees Act, 1870, Article 17(iii) -- Schedule II - Payment of ad valorem Court Fee or Stamp duty - Separation of shares in terms of relief sought for on account of rendition of accounts - Would arise only after final decree passed and claim for partition and his entitlement in claim for rendition of accounts is determined...........
Court Fees Act, 1870, Section 7(iv)(f) -- Suit for rendition of accounts - Valuation of suit - Transactions running into crores of rupees - Valuation of suit in thousand of rupees - Held, arbitrary and not justified - Plaintiff must valuate his suit bona fide and reasonably - However, it does not give the plaintiff a right to undervalue the relief in an arbitrary or..........
Court Fees Act, 1870, Section 7(iv)(f) -- Suit for dissolution of partnership firm and rendition of accounts - Court fee - Plaintiff himself stating that near about Rs.10, 000/- would be due to her - Held, plaintiff is liable to pay Court fee on Rs.10, 000/-...........
