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There is no express provision in the Suits Valuation Act, 1887, in regard to the classes of suits mentioned below, and they do not admit of being disposed of by rules under Part I, nor are they dealt with by directions under Part II of the Act. The valuation of such suits, therefore, must be left to judicial decision, as occasion arises. The sui...
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