Supreme Court of India
Polamrasetti Manikyam & Anr. v. Teegala Venkata Ramayya & Anr.
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ANDHRA PRADESH COURT FEES AND SUITS VALUATION ACT, 1956: s.37 - Computation of court fee in a suit for cancellation of sale de.ed - For the purpose of court fee and jurisdiction - Held: s.37 contains a special rule for valuing the property for the purpose of court fee and jurisdiction and there is no reason to substitute the expression "value of the property" used in s. 37 with the expression "market value of the property". In a ~uit for cancellation of a sale deed, the question for consideration before the trial court was whether s. 37 c of the Andhra Pradesh Court Fees and Suits Valuation
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