Supreme Court of India
Agra Diocesan Trust Association v. Anil David and Ors.
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In view of the above discussion, the impugned judgment and order, and that of the trial court, cannot stand.
Judgment, page 18
From the headnote
Uttar Pradesh Court Fees Act, 1870: s.7(iv- ) – Sui ts filed by plaintiff- appellant for cancellation of sale deed – Cont ested by defendants on the ground that although the relief for ca ncellation of the sale deed in question was sought, but the ap pellant had improperly valued the suit and paid insufficient co urt fee – Trial court recorded the findings against the appellant and held that that the suits were undervalued and court fee paid by the pla intiff was insufficient – Aggrieved appellant filed writ petition c ontending that the appellant was not party to the sale deed and, th
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