The Bombay Court Fees ACT, 1959 - District Courts, Maharashtra

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6. Plaint in a suit (including memorandum ofappeal) for possession between the guardianand ward, trustee and beneficiary, principaland agent, wife and husband, executor oradministrator and beneficiary, receiver andowner of property and between personshaving fiduciary relationship.7. Any other plaint, application or petition( including memorandum of appeal ) , toobtain substantive relief capable of beingvalued in terms of monetary gain orprevention of monetary loss, including caseswherein application or petition is eithertreated as a plant or is described as the modeof obtaining the relief as aforesaid.8. Application for review of judgment ifpresented on or after the 1 [thirtieth day]from the date of the decree.9. Application for review of judgment ifpresented before the1 [thirtieth day] fromthe date of the decree.1.These words were substituted for the words'ninetieth day by Mah.50 of 1976,s.3........... . . . . . . . . ................... . . . . . . . .A fee of one half ofthe amountprescribed in thescale under Article1.A fee on the amountof the monetarygain, or loss to beprevented,according to thescale prescribedunder Article 1.The fee leviable onthe plaint ormemorandum ofappeal.One half of the feeleviable on theplaint ormemorandum ofappeal.1[10. Probate of a will or letters ofadministration with or without will annexed.When the amount or value of theproperty in respect of which the grant ofprobate or letters is made exceeds onethousand rupees on the amount of valueup to fifty thousand rupees.Two per cent.When the amount or value of theproperty in respect of which the grant ofprobate or letters is made exceeds fiftythousand rupees, on the part of theamount in excess of to fifty thousandrupees up to two lakh rupees.When the amount or value of theproperty in respect of which the grant ofprobate or letters is made exceeds twolakh rupees on the part of amount ofvalue in excess of two lakh rupeesWhen the amount or value of theproperty in respect of which the grant ofprobate or letters is made exceeds threelakh rupees on the part of amount ofvalue up to three lakh rupees .Provided that, when after the grant of acertificate under part X of the IndianSuccession Act, 1925 or under BombayRegulation VIII of 1827. Or anycorresponding law for the time beingenforce, in respect of any propertyincluded in an state , a grant of probate orletters of administration is made inrespect of the same estate, the fee payablein respect of the latter grant shall bereduced by the amount of the fee paid inrespect of the former grant]Four per cent.Six per cent.Seven and half percent. Subject to themaximum of75,000/- Rs.XXXIXof 1950 ,Reg.VIIIof 1827.XXXIX of1925.11.Certificate under part – X of the IndianSuccession Act, 1925.. . . . .The fee leviable inthe case of aprobate [Article10} on the amountor value of anydebt or securityspecified in thecertificate undersection 374 of theAct , and 1[twotimes ] this fee on
12. Certificate under Bobay Regulation VIIIof 1827 or under any corresponding Law inforce.13. Plaint presented with an originatingsummons under the Rules of the High Courtof Bombay, (Original Side), 1 [1980]3 [* * * * * * **]the amount orvalue of any debtor security to whichthe certificate isextended undersection 376 of theAct.Note: - (1) Theamount of a debt isits amountincluding intereston the day onwhich the inclusionof the debt in thecertificate isapplied for so faras such amountcan be ascertained;2. Whether or notany power withrespect to asecurity specified ina certificate hasbeen conferredunder the Act ; andwhere such a powerhas been soconferred, whetherthe power is for thereceiving of interestor dividend on, orfor the negotiationor transfer of thesecurity, or for theboth purposes thevalue of thesecurity is it ismarket value on theday on which theinclusion of thesecurity in thecertificate isapplied for so faras such value canbe ascertained .. . . . . .The fee leviable inthe case of aprobate (Art. 10)on the amount orthe value of theproperty in respectof which thecertificate isgranted.. . ..The fee leviable ona plaint any suit orthe same reliefsubject to aminimum fee of2 [one hundredrupees]Reg.VIIIof 1827.I of1894.HyderabadIX of1309 Fasli.15. Application to the Collector for areference to the Court under section 18 of theLand Acquisition Act, 1894, in itsApplication to the1 [Bombay area ] orVidarbha region2 [of the State ofMaharashtra] 3 [**] or section 14 of the LandAcquisition Act, in its application to theHyderabad area of that State, as the case maybe.. . . .One half of the advolorm fee on thedifference if any,between the amountawarded by theCollector and theamount claimed bythe applicantaccording to thescheme prescribedunder Article 1 ofSchedule 1, subjectto a minimum fee of4 [fifty rupees].
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Page 11 and 12: Cost ofinquiry asto valuationand re
Page 13 and 14: XLV of1860I of 19561. These words w
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Page 19 and 20: Repaymentof fee incertaincircumstan
Page 21: Number.1.....Proper fee.2. Plaint i
Page 25 and 26: 1400 1500 260 5500 5600 7701500 160
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