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Filing a writ petition in Delhi High court, want to know about e-stamp


16-Jul-2025 (In Civil Law)
I have to e-file a writ of certiorari in Delhi high court. The only issue is regarding the stamping. If I want to e-stamp it, do I need to buy judicial e-stamp? In Delhi, court fee for writ of certiorari is Rs 100. So, should I just attach judicial e-stamp of Rs 100 on first page of writ petition? What is the fee for annexures, affidavit, urgent application and no-filing declaration? Do I just need to buy judicial e-stamp and attach them to respective pages. Does affidavit need notarization?
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Answer #1
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just visit the HC and checkout stamp counter . pay 100 cash and they will give you by hand. just paste on a page before memo of parties and also include title there is no fee for annexure, affidavit. yes affidavit must be notarized
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Answer #2
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With respect to the court fee, generally Rs.3 court fee is required for every annexures and for application. Affidavits also needs to be notarised one. Court- fee can be paid in physical mode by directly buying from Delhi high court treasury or through online means of e-court fee. I hope, I have answered your queries. Feel free to contact for further assistance. Regards Alok Yadav advocate
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Answer #3
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Based on your query regarding the e-filing of a writ of certiorari before the Delhi High Court and related stamping requirements, you are seeking clarification on the correct process for judicial e-stamping and court fee payment, as well as any additional requirements for annexures, affidavits, applications, and declarations.
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Answer #4
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for e filling before High Court of Delhi, you can affix Court fee both ways. you can either annex the e Court Fee Or pay it online. for Annexures there is no Court fee, but if you are filling Certified copies of Court record, you have to pay Court Fee 65 paise per page. for all applications the Court fee is Rs. 3.00 per application. all the affidavits which are required to be filed in Court requires atteststion from Oath Commissioners appointed by High Court.
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