Court Fee Calculator (All India States)
Ad Valorem & Fixed Fee Calculator
This state isn't one of the two with a state-specific schedule built in yet (Uttar Pradesh, Delhi). The figure below uses a general Court Fees Act, 1870-style estimate — confirm the exact amount against your local court's own fee schedule before filing.
Note: In UP, this suit type typically carries a Fixed Court Fee regardless of property value.
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Selected State:
UP
Suit Category:
Money Suit
Required Fee:
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Frequently asked questions
Which states have a verified court-fee schedule, versus a general estimate?
Uttar Pradesh and Delhi use state-specific ad valorem schedules coded from their own fee rules. Every other state and UT shares one general Court Fees Act, 1870-style estimate, since reliable state-by-state slab data isn't consistently available the way it is for stamp duty — a notice flags this whenever a non-verified state is selected.
What's the difference between "Ad Valorem" and "Fixed Fee" case types?
Ad valorem fees (like Money Recovery or Possession suits) scale with the suit's valuation, while fixed-fee categories (Injunction, Declaration, Partition, Divorce) carry one set fee regardless of property value.
What does the deficiency check do?
If you enter the fee amount already paid by the lawyer, the calculator compares it against the required fee and flags any shortfall (deficiency) so it can be made up before filing.