.....of 1960) [2. Definition : " In this Act, unless the context otherwise, requires, "law"' means any enactment, Ordinance, Proclamation, regulation, order, by-law, rule or other instrument relating to a matter enumerated in List II or List III in the Seventh Scheduled to the Constitution and having in any part of the State of Madras the force of law.] (Substituted by Madras Act VII of 1960) [3. Delegation of powers of District Collector : " The State Government may, by notification, authorize any officer of the Revenue Department not below the rank of Deputy Collector to exercise all or any of the powers vested by or order any law in the District Collector and may, in like manner, withdraw such authorization: Provided that no authorization under this section shall prevent the District Collector from exercising, in such cases as he deems fit, all or any of the powers exercisable by any Other officer by virtue of the authorization aforesaid : " Provided further that where in respect of any case, the District Collector exercises his powers, the officer authorized under this section shall not exercise his powers in respect of the same case.] 4. Appeals and revision : ".....
List Judgments citing this section.....the application of a party, direct that a higher fee than would ordinarily be admissible under these Rules be allowed to a party. CASE LAW Rule 16 of Order V of the High Court Fees Rules, 1956 may be invoked for fixing a special fee even in Writ Proceedings, notwithstanding the provisions of Rule 7 (2) of the Rules framed under Article 226 of the Constitution [Mohammed Keyi versus Assistant Controller, Estate Duty, AIR 1962 Mad. 36 = (1961) 2 MLJ 372)]. 17. Where the Court orders the costs of an interlocutory application to be taxed, the Taxing Officer shall fix a reasonable fee not in any case exceeding Rs.100-00. 18. The fee allowed for prosecuting or defending a suit on the Original Side of the High Court or an appeal therefrom is intended to cover all proceedings upto final decree but it shall not be deemed to include the fixed costs of interlocutory applications the costs of which have been ordered to be costs in the cause. 19. Where a suit or appeal is remitted for re-hearing and disposal or for a finding on issues, a further fee not exceeding fifty per cent of the original fee may be allowed in respect of such proceedings by the Taxing Officer, who.....
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