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Case ID f7849318-cb29-4e39-813a-b1d9dd3b9598
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Case Number Civil Revision No. 4 of 1967
Decision Date Jun 09, 1970
Hearing Date Jun 08, 1970
Decision The plaintiff-respondent filed a suit for dissolution of partnership and rendition of accounts, which led to a preliminary decree in favor of the plaintiff. The court ruled that the plaintiff is entitled to fix a tentative value for the subject matter of the suit and that the final amount would be determined after reviewing the accounts. The court emphasized that if the defendant challenges the decree, the court fee must be paid on the decretal amount rather than the tentative value. The court dismissed the revision petition, stating that it was filed intentionally to avoid paying the correct court fee, and confirmed that a second appeal should have been filed instead.
Summary In the case of 'Civil Revision No. 4 of 1967', the Quetta High Court addressed issues related to the Court Fees Act and Civil Procedure Code in the context of a dissolution of partnership and rendition of accounts. The plaintiff was permitted to set a tentative value for the subject matter of the suit, which would later be finalized by the court. The case highlighted the importance of proper court fee payment and the implications of filing a revision instead of a second appeal. The decision emphasized that the plaintiff must rectify any deficiencies in court fee payments when a decree is challenged by the defendant. This case serves as a pivotal reference for understanding court fee obligations and procedural adherence in civil litigation, particularly regarding partnership disputes and account renditions.
Court Quetta High Court
Entities Involved Not available
Judges SHAMIM HUSAIN KADRI, GHULAM RASOOL K. SHAIKH
Lawyers Basharatullah, Muhammad Ahmad
Petitioners AMIN SHAH
Respondents another, ABDUL RAUF
Citations 1970 SLD 8, 1970 PLD 82
Other Citations P L D 1961 Lah. 1028, P L D 1961 Dacca 243, A I R 1934 Lah. 488, P L D 1969 Pesh. 175
Laws Involved Court Fees Act, 1870, Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908)
Sections 11, 100, 115