1. In this case we are of opinion that the plaintiff is entitled to put his own valuation of the suit. The suit is not with regard to any land or interest in
land. The sole object of the suit was to get a certain document registered. It was brought u/s 77 of the Indian Registration Act. The plaintiff valued
the suit at the value of the property as mentioned in the document. Under the circumstances we are of opinion that the learned Munsif had full
jurisdiction to deal with the matter. The rule is therefore made absolute and the case is sent back to the Court of first instance for hearing on the
merits.
2. The petitioner is entitled to his costs of this rule. Hearing-fee, two gold mohurs, costs of the lower Courts will abide the final result.