Court Fee Calculator
Enter the claim or suit value and get an instant estimate of the court fee, broken down slab by slab. Figures are estimates for planning only.
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Estimated court fee
| Slab of claim | Rate | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Total estimated court fee |
This is an estimate for planning purposes. It is based on a simplified illustrative slab table, not on any current provincial court fee schedule. Actual fees are set by the relevant court fee rules and confirmed by the court office. Appeal fees are usually charged at the same rate as the original suit; execution petitions at roughly half. Always confirm with a lawyer.
Illustrative slab table used
| Claim slab (PKR) | Slab rate |
|---|---|
| Up to 100,000 | 10% |
| 100,001 to 1,000,000 | 10,000 plus 8% above 100,000 |
| Above 1,000,000 | 82,000 plus 5% above 1,000,000 |
For case types, a multiplier is applied: civil suit 1.0, first appeal 1.0, execution petition 0.5. These multipliers are illustrative only.
How to use
- Enter the total claim or suit amount in PKR.
- Choose the case type from the list.
- Press Calculate Fee to see the slab-by-slab estimate.
- Print the breakdown if you need it for your records.
Good to know
- Court fees differ between provinces and change with amendments, so treat every number here as an estimate.
- Many suits also need a process fee and lawyer charges on top of the court fee.
- If you are not sure which slab applies to your case, the court office or a lawyer can confirm the exact amount.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is a court fee?
A court fee is the fee paid to the court when a suit or appeal is filed. It is usually charged as a percentage of the claim amount on a slab basis.
Is this court fee result exact?
No. This calculator shows an estimate based on a simplified slab table. Actual fees follow provincial court fee rules and can differ, so confirm with a lawyer before filing.
Which case types can I choose?
Civil suit, first appeal and execution petition. Each case type applies its own multiplier to the slab-based fee.
Can I print the fee breakdown?
Yes. After you calculate, the result table shows a slab-by-slab breakdown that you can print for your records.