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Substituted for original items (i), (ii) and (iii) and the entries against them, by section 3 (ii) of the Andhra Pradesh Court-fees and Suits Valuation (Second Amendment) Act, 1958 Andhra Pradesh XVII of 1958). [Act No. VII of 1956] 47 SCHEDULE I-contd. Article. Particulars. Proper fee. (1) (2) (3) (vi) exceeds thirty thousand rupees, but does not exceed fifty thousand rupees, for every two thousand rupees or part thereof, in excess of thirty thousand rupees. Sixty rupees. (vii) exceeds fifty thousand rupees, but does not exceed one lakh rupees, for every four thousand rupees or part thereof, in excess of fifty thousand rupees. Eighty rupees. (viii) exceeds one lakh rupees, for every ten thousand rupees or part thereof, in excess of one lakh rupees. One hundred rupees. 2 (a) Application under section 26 of the Provincial Insolvency Act, 1920, or under section 95 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. Five rupees. (b) Appeal against order on an application falling under clause (a). Five rupees. 3 (a) Petition under section 53 or 54 of the Provincial Insolvency Act, 1920. Five rupees. (b) Appeal against order on a petition falling under clause (a), whether by the Official Receiver or by the unsuccessful party. Five rupees. 48 [Act No. VII of 1956] SCHEDULE I-contd. Article. Particulars. Proper fee. (1) (2) (3) 4 Memorandum of appeal against order in proceedings under the Indian Succession Act, 1925. An amount of one-half the scale of fee specified in article 1 on the amount or value of the subject- matter. 5 Application for review of judgment. One-half of the fee payable on the plaint or memorandu m of appeal comprising the relief sought in the application for review. 6 Probate of a will or letters of administration with or without will annexed— When the amount or value of the estate in respect of which the grant of probate or letters is made exceeds one thousand rupees, but does not exceed five thousand rupees. Two per centum on such amount or value. [Act No. VII of 1956] 49 SCHEDULE I-contd. Article. Particulars. Proper fee. (1) (2) (3) When such amount or value exceeds five thousand rupees, but does not exceed fifty thousand rupees. Three per centum on such amount or value. When such amount or value exceeds fifty thousand rupees, but does not exceed one lakh rupees. Four per centum on such amount or value. When such amount or value exceeds one lakh rupees. Five per centum on such amount or value. 7 Certificate under the Indian Succession Act, 1925- Where the amount or value of the debt or security or the aggregate amount or value of the debts and securities specified in the certificate- (i) does not exceed five thousand rupees. Two per centum on such amount or value. 50 [Act No. VII of 1956] SCHEDULE I-contd. Article. Particulars. Proper fee. (1) (2) (3) (ii) exceeds five thousand rupees, but does not exceed twenty- five thousand rupees. Three per centum on such amount or value. (iii) exceeds twenty-five thousand rupees, but does not exceed fifty thousand rupees. Four per centum on such amount or value. (iv) exceeds fifty thousand rupees, but does not exceed one lakh rupees. Five per centum on such amount or value. (v) exceeds one lakh rupees .. Six per centum on such amount or value. Explanation I.— Where a certificate is extended under section 376 of the Indian Succession Act, 1925, fee shall be computed on the amount for which certificate is sought to be extended and the amount for which a certificate or certificates has or have already been issued at one and a half times the rates specified above, credit being given for the fee already paid. [Act No. VII of 1956] 51 Explanation II.— The amount of a debt includes interest on the day on which the inclusion of the debt in the certificate is applied for so far as such amount can be ascertained. Explanation III.— (a) Where any power with respect to a security specified in a certificate for the receiving of interest or dividends on, or for the negotiation or transfer of, the security, or for both purposes, is conferred. (b) Whether no such power is conferred in either of the cases mentioned above, the value of the security is its market value on the day on which the inclusion of the security in the certificate is applied for, so far as such value can be ascertained. 52 [Act No. VII of 1956] SCHEDULE II (See section 19) Article. Particulars. Proper fee. (1) (2) (3) 1 (i) Petition in a suit under the Converts Marriage Dissolution Act,