JUDGEMENT
S.P.MEHROTRA, J. -
(1.) ORDER on
Objection, filed under section 5 of
the Court Fees Act, 1870 against the
Report/order of the Taxing Officer dated
10.11.2009 as well as the Report of the Stamp Reporter dated 29.10.2009.
1. It appears that the present writ petition, whrein 35 persons have joined as
petitioners, was placed before the Stamp
Reporter for getting the same reported. The
Court Fee paid on the Writ Petition is Rs.
100/-while Rs. 5/- has been paid as Court Fee on the Stay Application. The Stamp
Reporter in his Report dated 29.10.2009
reported that there was deficiency of Rs.
3570/- in Court Fee paid on the Writ Petition and the Stay Application. The said
Report was evidently given by the Stamp
Reporter on the ground that separate Court
Fee was payable by each of the 35
petitioners in respect of the Writ Petition
and the Stay Application.
(2.) THE learned counsel for the petitioners objected to the said Report of
the Stamp Reporter whereupon the matter
was placed before the Taxing officer.
The Taxing Officer by his Report/ order dated 10.11.2009 has agreed with the
Report of the Stamp Reporter holding that
each petitioner has separate and
independent cause of action and has to pay
separate Court Fee. Accordingly, the
Taxing Officer has directed the petitioners
to make good the deficient Court Fee as
per the Report of the Stamp Reporter.
(3.) THEREAFTER , Objections under Section 5 of the Court Fees Act, 1870 have
been filed on behalf of the petitioners
against the said Report/ order of the Taxing
Officer dated 10.11.2009 and the Report of
the Stam Reporter dated 29.10.2009.;
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