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Court fees of high court for the partition of property worth 2 crores


07-Sep-2023 (In Property Law)
we went to 1 lawyer n he said that if u have to file a case for partition in court..As per ur house price approx 2.5 crore ....u hve to pay 15 lakh in court as deposit first...bt we r simple middle class people ...we cant pay such hugh amount...is this true....wat amount we hve to pay in gujrat hight court for property of 2.5 crore as deposit ?
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Answer #1
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Hi, You will have to file the suit for partition in high court of Gujrat . It is correct that you will have to file the court fee in advance at the time of filling of the suit . The court fee to be deposited will be around Rupees Two lac fourty Eight thousand. Thanks
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Answer #2
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There is no provision in the GUJARAT court fee act that if you file partition suit in the court you have to pay 15 lakhs RS. The highest fee for every suit is fix by GUJARAT court fee act is RS 75000/- only.
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Answer #3
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Partition suit is not filled in Gujarat high court, suit for partition is filed in lower court, if you want to file suit for partition then you have to pay court fees as per your part in joint family property. Maximum court fees is ₹ 75,000/- as Gujarat court fees act.
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