Supreme Court of India
State of Maharashtra v. Mishri Lal Tarachand Lodha and Others
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Bombay Court Fees Act, 1959 (36 of 1959), Art. I, Sch. I " Value of the subject-matter in dispute in appeal-Construction of - .ward of interest pendente lite noi specifically challenged-Court fees, if payable. The plaintiff-respondent No. I instituted a suit for recovery of the amount lent to the defendant with interest upto the date of the suit. His claim was decreed in a sum of Rs. 13,033-6-6 with future interest from the date of suit till realisation at 4 % per annum on a sum of Rs. 10,120. Against this decree the defendant appealed to the High Court and valued the appeal at Rs.
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