Ejectment Case Ejectment Case

3 years ago

what is the court fee applicable for ejectment case filed at a lower court. Rent for the property is Rs. 8000/-pm

Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

Responded 3 years ago

A.Hai,
The court fees applicable for eviction cases varies from state to state. Please provide us with more details to help you with the same. If you find this helpful, please rate us.
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A.Hai,
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