Fees under Companies Law must follow a prescribed schedule, with government filing exemptions and specific payment modes. Rule 112 requires fees for listed matters to be paid as prescribed in the Schedule of Fees, exempts filings made by the Registrar of Companies, Regional Director or officers on behalf of the Central Government from fee payment, and mandates that fees for petitions, appeals and applications before the Principal Bench or any Tribunal Bench be paid by Indian Postal Order or bank draft in favour of the designated pay recipient or by such other mode as decided by the President.
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Fees under Companies Law must follow a prescribed schedule, with government filing exemptions and specific payment modes.
Rule 112 requires fees for listed matters to be paid as prescribed in the Schedule of Fees, exempts filings made by the Registrar of Companies, Regional Director or officers on behalf of the Central Government from fee payment, and mandates that fees for petitions, appeals and applications before the Principal Bench or any Tribunal Bench be paid by Indian Postal Order or bank draft in favour of the designated pay recipient or by such other mode as decided by the President.
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