Court Fees Act 1870 Section 7 (iv) (c) and (v) (d) Special Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 42 court statement and fees payable for relief resulting from the possession where the plaintiff is entitled to significant relief. Could not demand. Unless a claim is made, such a case shall be one for the declaration which will result in the relief of the occupation and in such case the suit shall be subject to the provisions of section (iv) (c) and not the section (( V) (d), the Fees Act by the Court, 1870, where, however, it was proved that the plaintiff was entitled to get rid of the possession, without seeking a declaration, then section ((v) (d), the Court Fees Act, It will be covered under the provisions of 1870. The case, resulting in relief, can only be obtained when the plaintiff was able to overcome any further obstruction through a declaration by the competent court, in such cases, the superior There will be a legal need to get real relief from the Ummah court.
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