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Suits Valuation Act, 1887

3 Supreme Court judgments cite this Act.

SHAILENDRA BHARDWAJ & OTHERSversusCHANDRA PAL & ANOTHER

2012 INSC 52721 November 2012Dismissed

The appellant filed a civil suit after the testator's death seeking a declaration that a will dated 21‑03‑2003 and a sale deed dated 12‑01‑2005 were forged and should be declared null and void, along with their cancellation. The suit property was valued at Rs 30,00,000, but the plaintiff paid a fixed court fee of Rs 20

SNEH LATA GOELversusPUSHPLATA & ORS.

2019 INSC 227 January 2019Appeal(s) allowed

The appellant sought execution of a final decree in a partition suit, while the first respondent objected under Section 47 CPC, claiming the decree was void for lack of territorial jurisdiction. The executing court dismissed the objection, holding that such a jurisdictional challenge must be raised at the earliest oppo

ADDL.DISTT.SUB-REGISTRAR SILIGURIversusPAWAN KUMAR VERMA AND OTHERS

2013 INSC 2971 May 2013Appeal(s) allowed

A partition suit filed in 1999 was compromised in 2001 and the decree was presented for registration in 2007. The trial court directed the Additional District Sub‑Registrar, Siliguri to register the partition deed based on the stamp duty calculated from the suit valuation of Rs.50 lakh. The registrar objected, stating

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