The Suits Valuation Act, 1887

The Suits Valuation Act, 1887 is a foundational statute in Indian civil procedure, prescribing rules for valuation of civil suits and the consequent determination of court fees. This book offers a structured and authoritative presentation of the Act, making it a vital resource for legal practitioners, law students, and judicial officers.

The legislation outlines methods for assessing the pecuniary value of suits, including money claims, immovable property disputes, and cases involving movable property. It provides guidelines for determining the correct court fee, preventing underpayment or overpayment, and ensuring compliance with procedural norms. Understanding this Act is crucial for filing, defending, or adjudicating civil cases accurately and efficiently.

This publication is particularly useful for civil law practitioners, academic researchers, and students preparing for judicial services or law exams. Its systematic format allows easy navigation of statutory provisions, examples, and valuation principles. By ensuring clarity on court fee assessment and civil suit valuation, the book equips readers with both procedural competence and practical legal insight.