# In compromised cases

- **Citation:** C.L.No.64/VII-f-26
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1990-03-21
- **Case number:** C.L.No.64/VII-f-26
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/in-compromised-cases-163842
- **Pages:** 1

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 In compromised cases
G.L.No.22/180-20(5) dated 2nd March, 1936

It is an erroneous idea that the deficiencies of court-fees should not be realized in
cases, which are compromised on the ground that since the parties have compromised,
they are not liable to further fees. The court should refuse to pass an order on the basis of
the compromise unless there is a properly stamped plaint.
 Report of Inspector not accepted
C.L.No.64/VII-f-26 dated 7th August, 1956,
C.L.No.41/VII-f-26 dated 23rd July, 1963,
C.L.No.87/VII-f-26 dated 31st May, 1971

In every case in which the report of the inspecting officer referred to in section
6(3) of the Court Fees Act is not accepted a copy of the findings together with a copy of
the plaint should invariably be sent to the Chief Inspector of Stamps so that he may be in
a position to take action under section 6-B (1) of the Act within the period prescribed for
the same.
C.L.No.41/VII-f-26 dated 23rd July, 1963 read with
C.L.No.87/VII-f-26 dated 31st May, 1971

The mandatory provisions of section 6(6) of the Court Fees Act, 1870, should be
strictly followed. A copy of the plaint or memorandum of appeal, as the case may be,
should invariably be sent along with a copy of the findings to the Chief Inspector of
Stamps in cases in which the report of the Inspecting officer is not accepted.
C.L.No.74 dated 1st August, 1958
District Judges should give their personal attention and see that the courts in their
judgeship invariably comply with these directions.
(iii)
Use of forged stamps
C.L.No. 36/VIIIb-151/Admn. (G) dated March 21, 1990
I am directed to refer to Court's Circular Letter No. 20/VIIIb-151, Admn. (G),
dated February 13, 1980, on the above subject and to say that it has come to the notice of
the Court that the provisions of Chapter VIII of the U.P. Stamp Rules, 1942 in respect of
cancellation of court fee stamps and those contained in Rules 191, 384 and 385 of the
General Rules (Civil) 1957, are not faithfully performed by all concerned making a room
for use of those stamps again.
I am therefore, to request you kindly to direct all concerned to strictly follow the
instruction as contained in the Court's C.L. No. 20/VIIIb-151, dated February 13, 1980.
You are further requested to pay personal attention to see that the instructions
contained in regard to cancellation of Court Fees stamps are being complied with by all
concerned strictly.
Kindly, bring the contents of this C.L. to the notice of all concerned.