The Court-Fees Act, 1870 | Bare Act (Sections, Summary)

Summary

The Court-Fees Act, 1870 is an Act of the Indian Parliament that governs the fees payable to courts for various proceedings and services. The Act specifies the fees that should be paid for filing suits, appeals, petitions, and other court proceedings. It also covers the fees for copies, searches, inspections, and translations of documents. The Act also provides for the appointment of Commissioners for ascertaining the fees payable in certain cases. The Act has undergone several amendments over the years to update the fee structure and streamline court procedures.

#	Section	Link
1	Section 2: [Repealed]	Open
2	Section 3: Levy Of Fees In High Courts On Their Original Sides	Open
3	Section 4: Fees On Documents Filed, Etc, In High Courts In Their Extraordinary Jurisdiction	Open
4	Section 5: Procedure In Case Of Difference As To Necessity Or Amount Of Fee	Open
5	Section 6: Fees On Documents Filed, Etc, In Mofussil Courts Or In Public Offices	Open
6	Section 7: Computation Of Fees Payable In Certain Suits	Open
7	Section 8: Fee On Memorandum Of Appeal Against Order Relating To Compensation	Open
8	Section 9: Power To Ascertain Net Profits Or Market-Value	Open
9	Section 10: Procedure Where Net Profits Or Market-Value Wrongly Estimated	Open
10	Section 11: Procedure In Suits For Mesne Profits Or Account When Amount Decreed Exceeds Amount Claimed	Open
11	Section 12: Decision Of Questions As To Valuation	Open
12	Section 13: Refund Of Fee Paid On Memorandum Of Appeal	Open
13	Section 14: Refund Of Fee On Application For Review Of Judgment	Open
14	Section 15: Refund Where Court Reverses Or Modifies Its Former Decision On Ground Of Mistake	Open
15	Section 18: Written Examinations Of Complainants	Open

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Section 2: [Repealed]

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