Hi, As per Karnataka Court Fee and Suit Valuation Act the consequential relief will be valued for Rupees 1000/- and the Advolerm Court fee of Rupees 25/- will be paid on the Plaint.
Please let me know how much one has to pay in case of consequencial reliefs/injunctions Plaintiff has not valued sufficiently for the injunction and we are seeking vacating of injunction on the ground of suppression of facts and relief not valued properly (in Karnataka) Pl advise legally and also give case laws in both
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Hi, As per Karnataka Court Fee and Suit Valuation Act the consequential relief will be valued for Rupees 1000/- and the Advolerm Court fee of Rupees 25/- will be paid on the Plaint.
Court fees is state subject and varies from state to state
2) local Lawyer can guide you as to court fees payable on reliefs claimed by plaintiff
3) well settled law that person who has not come to court with clean hands is not entitled to reliefs
If the plaintiff has just sought for injunction the court fee will be 25/- rs for each injunction prayer in karnataka. If he has sought for declaration and injunction then the court fee will be based on property market value. Vacation of injunction can be claimed if there are suppression of material facts or if the plaintiff is not in possession of property.
The court fee and suit valuation is a state subject and will vary from one state to another.
Instead of relying on vague information about it from this forum, you may contact an advocate from Karnataka to clarify the same by giving him the details of the case proposed to file.
Court fees depends upon the exact valuation of court fees. Please make sure if you're saying that plaintiff has not paid sufficient court fees, the court can always direct the plaintiff or the plaintiff can always give an undertaking before the court that he shall be paying the balance court fees.
1. Court fee is different in every state as every state has its own court fee act.
2. You must consult a local lawyer alone on this.
Hello,
Please describe the facts in detail in order to enable us to give a concrete legal opinion.
What is the relief that has been sought?
What are the grounds on which the relief has been sought?
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