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How to Calculate Court Fees in Partition Suit


26-May-2023 (In Property Law)
I had filed a Suit for Partition in Delhi for a family house against the other relatives. In the Suit, I and the other Defendants mutually agreed that i will get the entire ground floor of the property and i would not claim any interest in the other floors on the condition that i will have to pay the appropriate court fees. The court then passed an order saying that a Decree of Possession be drawn in my favour after i deposit appropriate court fees. I want to know how to calculate the court fees?
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Answer #1
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Court Fees will be calculated on the value of the property. It is known as ad volarem court fees. Unless and until you specify what is the value of your property after assessment and valuation, no specific court fee can be arrived at. Thanks.
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Answer #2
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Court fee has to be paid according to the courts fee act 1870, it is Ad valorem fee. There is a table accordingly n according to your property value of circle rates …plz b in touch in order to have knowledge about the same
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