RJ Court Fees

1.Short title, extent and commencement

2.Application of Act

3.Definitions

4.Levy of fee in Courts and Public offices

5.Fees on documents inadvertently received

6.Multifarious suits

7.Determination of market value

8.Set off or counter claim

9.Documents falling under two or more descriptions

10.Statement of particulars of subject-matter of suit and plaintiff's valuation thereof

11.Decision as to proper fee

12.Additional fee on issues framed

13.Relinquishment of portion of claim

14.Fee payable on written statement

15.Fee payable on appeals etc

16.Fee payable on petitions, applications etc

17.Court-fee Examiners

18.Inquiry and commission

19.Notice to the State Government

20.Fee how reckoned

21.Suits for money

22.Suits for maintenance and annuities

23.Suits for movable property

24.Suits for declaration

25.Adoption suits

26.Suits for injunction

27.Suits relating to trust property

28.Suits for possession under the Specific Relief Act, 1877

29.Suits for possession not otherwise provided for

30.Suits relating to easement

31.Pre-emption suits

32.Suits relating to mortgages

33.Suits for accounts

34.Suits for dissolution of partnership

35.Partition suits.

36.Suit for joint possession

37.Administration suits

38.Suits for cancellation of decrees, etc

39.Suits to set aside attachment

40.Suits for specific performance

41.Suits between landlord and tenant

42.Suits for mesne profits

43.Suits relating to public matters

44.Interpleader suits

45.Suits not otherwise provided for

46.Fee on memorandum of appeal against order relating to compensation

47.Appeals

48.Suits not otherwise provided for

49.Procedure where objection is taken on appeal or revision that a suit or appeal was not properly valued for jurisdictional purposes

50.Application for probate or letters of administration

51.Levy of fee

52.Grant of probate

53.Relief in cases of several grants

54.Inquiry by the Collector

55.Application to Court and powers of Court

56.Provision for cases where too low a fee has been paid

57.Administrator to give proper security before letters stamped

58.Relief when too high a fee has been paid

59.Recovery of penalties etc

60.Powers of Board of Revenue

61.Refund in cases of rejection of plaint etc

62.Refund in cases of remand

63.Refund on grounds of mistake

64.Exemption of certain documents

65.Power to reduce or remit fees.

66.Collection of fees by stamps

67.Amended document

68.Cancellation of stamp

69.Deduction to be made

70.Penalty

71.Power of High Court to make rules

72.Power of Board of Revenue to make rules

73.Power of State Government to make rules

74.Repeal and saving