Supreme Court of India
Sardar Tajender Singh Ghambhir and Another v. Sardar Gurpreet Singh & Others
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COURT FEES ACT, 1870: s. 6(2) and s. 6(3), proviso - Payment of court fee at appellate stage - Plaint amended adding to valuation of suit - No orders made by trial court to make up the deficit court c fee - Objection raised by defendants in first appeal - Time must be granted by court for payment of court fee - In 0 absence of such specific order, sub-ss. (2) and (3) would not come into operation - An appeal is continuation of suit and power of appellate court is co-extensive with that of trial court. s. 12(ii) - Decision as to valuation of suit - The provision empowers appellate court to
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