Court Fees Act 1870 Section 7 Court Fees, Consideration of Factors Attention to be charged for the purpose of determining the Court Fees and the question whether the provisions of Section 7, 1870, of the Court Suit Act It may be cited that the court should confine itself to the plaintiff and there was no need to look at the circumstances which could later affect his decision as the true value of the relief could be summoned to the court. The question about the fee can be decided. The court was to summon the accused and the creditors in their charge, and the allegations are correct and the allegation was not made by the defendant or by the affidavit or any other document in the written statement. To determine the type / nature of the suit for the purpose of payment of the court fee, it was considered uncontested and the payment of the court fee was to be looked at in the facts of the suit and after the institution of the suit. The cases could not be taken for the purpose of evaluating the suit for payment of court fees.
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