• What's court fee for injunction and interim stay in Hyderabad

Iam the tenant of hospital administration my rent per month 321099-00 rs.( yearly [deleted] appr.)
 2) monthly rent 65699-00 (yearly 750000-00appr.)
3) monthly rent 16000-00 ( yearly 200000-00)
What are exact court fees for above 3 shops. 
Administration seized the shop without notice and I want to go to file suit in civil court. 
Or writ. 
It's belongs to Secunderabad civil court. Hyderabad.
Urgent what are the court fee I will arrenge the money.
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The court fee as per AP state court fee and suit valuation act is

26. Suits for injunction :-

In a suit for injunction-

(a) where the relief sought relates to any immovable property, and where the

plaintiffs title to the property is denied, fee shall be computed on one-half of the

market value of the property or on rupees two hundred, whichever is higher;

(b) where the relief sought relates to the plaintiffs exclusive right to use, sell, print

or exhibit any mark, name, book, picture, design or other thing and is based on an

infringement of such exclusive right, fee shall be computed on the amount at which

the relief sought is valued in the plaint or at which such relief is valued by the

Court, whichever is higher;

(c) in any other case, whether the subject-matter of the suit has a market value or

not, fee shall be computed on the amount at which the relief sought is valued in the

plaint or at which such relief is valued by the Court, whichever is. higher.

T Kalaiselvan
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You can file an injunction suit in the appropriate court seeking to restrain the defendant from forcibly evicting you other than by due process of law.

The court fee payable can be seen from (c) of previous answer

T Kalaiselvan
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court fees is state subject and varies from state to state

2) it depends upon the reliefs claimed by you in suit

3) you can also file writ against hospital administration for your eviction from shop in collusion with police without following due process of law

4) writ petition attract nominal court fees

Ajay Sethi
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you should file suit or writ if you are in position to pay arrears of rent

2) if you are not in position to pay rent arrears don't take legal proceedings

Ajay Sethi
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1) i have repeatedly advised you that if you are in position to pay arrears of rent you should file suit and seek court orders to direct hospital administration to restore your possession of the shops

2) if you are not in position to pay arrears dont take any legal proceedings

Ajay Sethi
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1) when you file suit you should mention that you are willing to pay the arrears provided possession of shops is delivered to you . court will pass order after arguments and grant you 4 weeks or 8 weeks time or so to pay arrears

2) you can seek to pay arrears in installments but you would get possession after payment of arrears

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New superintendent came and suddenly locked now.

Is there any advise after this.

Any hope of injunction if I did not get injunction what to do next.

Please please.

In law land lord do anything against tenent sustain loss due to he not paid rent there is no justice in law?

How to ideal with this issue.

The unavailability of your advocate cannot be claimed as an excuse on your part.

You have done a mistake of not approaching the court immediately after giving a reply by filing two petitions, i.e, caveat petition and another is injunction suit seeking to restrain the respondent from not to interfere in your possession and enjoyment and also from forcibly evicting you other than by due process of law.

If you have been dispossessed forcibly then you cannot get relief from police but only through court of law.

You have wasted the precious time without filing an injunction suit immediately after they have forcibly evicted you, since you are dispossessed now it may be difficult for you get the desired relief through court because the opposite party may claim that you are not entitled for the relief of injunction since have already been dispossessed.

Even now you can change a lawyer, file an injunction suit immediately and try to get an exparte interim injunction order, simultaneously, break the lock open, enter into the sop, take possession and pretend as if you are in continuous possession.

Do not ever say that you have been thrown out and he has taken possession, that will draw an adverse impact to your case.

T Kalaiselvan
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Default in rental payment will dis-entitle you from continuing the tenancy.

The tenancy law very clearly says that the consideration if rental payment for continuous tenancy.

You have to analyse the situation and make the pleadings accordingly.

Initially do not reveal that you have defaulted the rental payments or there is an outstanding due of a sum of Rs..... towards arrears of rent etc., let the opposite party claim that in his counter to your plaint.

Instead of wasting your time on plenty of such discussions and consultation with various lawyers across the country, you may better decide urgently to file an injunction suit against the hospital authorities for obtaining the relief.

T Kalaiselvan
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