As per case facts, respondents filed a suit for declaration and injunction in a lower court, valuing the property at over 66 lakhs but paying court fees on half the ... value, around 33 lakhs. An interim injunction was granted. The appellant challenged this order in the High Court, but the Registry objected to its maintainability due to pecuniary jurisdiction. The question arose whether the appeal's jurisdiction is determined by the full market value of the property or the value on which court fees were paid. Finally, the High Court, referring to its Full Bench judgment, affirmed that for such suits under the relevant State Acts, the valuation for court fees determines jurisdiction. Since the court fee was paid on a value less than the High Court's pecuniary limit, the appeal was deemed not maintainable in the High Court and was directed to be filed before the District Judge.