Tamil Nadu Bare Acts 1956
The Tamil Nadu District Collectors Powers (Delegation) Act
State: Tamil Nadu
Year: 1956
Section1 - The Tamil Nadu District Collectors Powers (Delegation) Act
List Judgments citing this actPractitioners Fees in the High Court Fees Rules, 1956
State: Tamil Nadu
Year: 1956
..... Section7 - Where the valuation of the subject matter of a suit as set forth in the plaint is disputed by the defendant, the Taxing Section8 - Where the claim does not admit of valuation but is valued for purposes of jurisdiction, the fee for practitioners Section9 - In cases in which the subject-matter of the claim does not admit of valuation, the Taxing Officers shall fix a Section10 - In cases in which the Court directs that the plaintiff and the defendant do pay and receive proportionate costs, the Section11 - Unless the Court otherwise orders, where the Courts directs costs on the amount decreed, the costs shall be taxed in Section12 - Fractions of a rupee in the amount or value of a claim are to be rejected in calculating the fee payable thereupon Section13 - If several defendants or respondents, who have a joint or common interest, succeed upon a joint defence or upon Section14 - If several defendants or respondents, who have separate interest, set up separate and distinct defences and succeed Section15 - In suits for accounts, partnership actions, suits for partition, suits for administration and generally in all suits Section16 - In cases of special difficulty or importance or where the amount of work involved is unusually great, the Court may, on Section17 - Where the Court orders the costs of an interlocutory application to be taxed, the Taxing Officer shall fix a reasonable Section18 - The fee allowed for prosecuting or defending a suit on the Original Side of the High Court or an appeal therefrom is Section19 - Where a suit or appeal is remitted for re-hearing and disposal or for a finding on issues, a further fee not exceeding Section21 - Where dispute arises between a practitioner and his client as to the fees payable to the practitioner, either may apply Section22 - The Master may, on hearing the parties or their Advocates, either refer the applicant to a suit or direct the faxing Section23 - The Taxing Officer shall not recognise.....
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