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Payment of fees for decisions of disputes.— (1) The Registrar or the Co-operative Court, as the case may be, may take a dispute on file only if the application regarding reference for such dispute in Form ‘T' is affixed with the Court Fee Stamps at the following scales, namely,— i ii iii a b c a b c Simple money claims – When the amount of the claim in dispute does not exceed Rs.5000 When such amount exceeds Rs.5000 but not exceed Rs.100000 When such amount exceeds Rs.100000 Complicated money claims When the amount of the claim in dispute does not exceed Rs.5000 When such amount exceeds Rs.5000 but not exceed Rs.100000 When such amount exceeds Rs.100000 All other disputes Rs. 100 one percent of the amount of claim in dispute subject to the maximum of Rs.1000 ½ percent of the amount of claim in dispute subject to the maximum of Rs.10000 200 one percent of the amount of claim in dispute subject to the maximum of Rs.2000 1 percent of the amount of claim in dispute subject to the maximum of Rs.15000 1000 Explanation.—For the purposes of this sub-rule, "simple money claim" means the claim of a society the object clauses of which provide for sanction of credit to its members, based on loan bonds, promissory notes, admission or acknowledgments, and "complicated money claims" means all money claims other than simple money claims. The question regarding the classification of a dispute for the purpose of this sub-rule shall be decided by the Registrar or the co-operative Court deciding the dispute and the decision of the Registrar of the Co- operative Court, as the case may be, shall be final. (2) No document of any of the kinds specified below shall be filed before the Registrar or the Co- operative Court, unless it is affixed with the proper court fee stamp as specified against it:— Proper Court Fee Rs Wakalatnama 2 Application for adjournment 5 Application for interim stay or relief 15 (3) (a) The Registrar or the Co-operative court deciding any dispute may require the party or parties to the dispute to deposit such sum as may, in his or its opinion, be necessary to meet the expenses, including payment of fees to the Registrar or the Court, as the case may be. (b) The Registrar or the Court shall have power to order the fees and expenses of determining the dispute to be paid by the society out of its funds or by such party, or parties to the dispute, as he or it may think fit, according to the scale laid down by the Registrar, after taking into account the amount deposited as above. (c) The Registrar may be general or special order, specify the scale of fees and expenses to be paid to him or the Co-operative Court. CHAPTER IX LIQUIDATION