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How to calculate court fees for property partition in family
09-Aug-2023 (In Civil Law)
We have two properties three brothers and one sister 1. First was with the name of my late mother who had given registered will in my favour alone but my elder brother is staying in the said property. 2 second was in the name of my late father. After the death of my father my mother had given me her share of 1|5th in my favour via R. D my second brother and myself is staying in the said property. My first elder brother has filed partition suit in Delhi high court with fee of rs 130.00 let me know is court fee enough or should be with market value It may be noted that both properties are of Delhi. How to calculate court fees?
in this case you need to hire a lawyer as he will help you out in completing all the legalities related to this transaction. the court fees differs from state to state as there are various state amendments in the court fees act. so it would be advisable that you should take advice from a lawyer in this regard
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How are court fees for partition suits calculated?
The court costs for a partition suit are determined by the state where the case was filed and the market value of a property.
How is a suit for partition valued?
The value of the lawsuit is determined by calculating the plaintiffs share in the total amount of property. 3/4ths of that figure will be used to determine the value of the suit. The value of the lawsuit is 3/4ths of the plaintiff’s share of the total property.
How is the court fee calculated?
In the majority of civil cases, court fees are determined by the value of movable/immovable property that is the subject of the lawsuit. In a partition suit, for example, the court fee will be determined by the market value of the part of the property that is the subject of the suit.
What is the court fee for 1 crore?
Court fees for cases exceeding Rs 20 lakh but not exceeding Rs 50 lakh are Rs 2,000, while court fees for cases below Rs 1 crore are Rs 4,000. The demand draft must be in the name of (name of state commission) and payable only in that state.
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