Court fee

It differ from state to state . refer  bare acts 

Court fees is a State subject which differ from a State to other.

What is the issue/ problem /dispute and your locus standi ?

I’m am just curios to know if such web page exists like how tariffs or depreciation rates are published.

Depreciation ? Court fee?

Depreciation matters are matters related to tax and a google search with the specific assets may help you: EX:  Depreciation on Computer.  or Depreciation on car or Depreciation on the building. etc.,

The court fee act can be searched in google EX: AP court fee Act, UP Court fees.

Court fee differs from state to state and you may search your state court fee on Google.Your C.A can provide you exact and correct law/rules regarding depreciation of properties.

Please be specify with name of state & kind of case, you need info about. 

1. Coordinate with relevant Court Registrar or Head Clerk, for your requirements.

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As opined by the experts above, I agree with their opinions that the court fee is a state subject matter.

It differs from one state to another.

If you want to know about the applicable court fee for filing ay suit of  any particular state  you may search through internet by providing information about the state in which you would like to have the details. 

For example you may go through the bare acts of TN  on the subject Tamil Nadu Court-Fees and Suits Valuation Act, 1955 to know about the court fee applicable for various cases in Tamilnadu. 

Court fees is NEVER depreciated.