COURT FEE ACT

1. What amount of court fee shall be paid on an appeal against an order

rejecting insufficiently stamped plaint and a civil revision against an
interlocutory order. (1958, 1976).

2. What action is to be taken when an improperly stamped document is

tendered in evidence.
ii)How is an appellate court to proceed where it finds than insufficiently
stamped document was admitted in evidence by the trial court.
1952, 1958, 1964, 1967, 1973, 1997, 2003)

3. Is an appeal or revision liable to be dismissed for payment of deficit

court fee ? (1967)

4. How will court fees be calculated in appeal arising out of the following
suits :- (1967)
a)for accounts
b)for ejectment against a tenant
c)To obtain a declaratory decree or order where consequential relief
is claimed.
Is it necessary that valuation for purposes of court fee jurisdiction
should be the same?

5. Can an objection to over valuation or under valuation of suit or appeal

be taken in an appellate court. If so, under what circumstances. (1972)

6. What is the procedure prescribed when there is a difference of opinion

between the suit or and the officer of the high court deputed to see
whether proper court fee has been paid. (1972)

7. Define the following:(1997)

i) Instrument of family settlement
ii) Hundi.

8. How valuation for the purposes of jurisdiction and court fee is fixed and what
amount of court fee is payable on the following suits:- (2003)
i) recovery of money
ii) possession of land and house;
iii) specific performance of agreement
iv) to obtain an injunction
v) to redeem the property;
vi) for declaration