2. (1) For application of the provisions of this Act the value of a suit shall be calculated as follows:(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) in suits for money, the amount claimed; in suits for maintenance, the total amount claimed if the period for which maintenance is claimed is less than one year and, the amount of twelve months’ maintenance in any other case; in suits to establish the right to payment of a periodical sum other than maintenance, ten times the amount claimed to be payable in one year; in suits for the partition of immovable property the value of the property sought to be partitioned at the date of the presentation of the plaint; in suits for pre-emption, the amount at which the plaintiff claims pre-empt; in suits for the possession of immovable property by reason of breach of the contract of tenancy; the amount of six month’s rent of the premises; in suits for property other than suits above expressly provided for, the market value of such property at the date of the presentation of the plaint; in suits relating to the appointment or removal of a guardian (other than a guardian ad litem) or a trustee, the value of the property subject to the guardianship or trust; in all other suits the value of the relief claimed as assessed by the plaintiff and the provisions of section 37 of the Civil Procedure Act, 2003, shall apply. 4. Where part of the claim falls within one heading of sub-rule (1) and part falls within another, the value of each part shall be calculated according to sub-rule (1) and the value assets are not sufficient to pay preferential creditors in full shall be reckoned as the amount of the dividend the plaintiff is estimated to receive if he succeeded in this claim. 5. Where the amount of the value of suit contains a fraction of a pound such fraction shall be treated as a pound. 6. The provisions of this rule shall apply so far as may be to the valuation of other proceedings under this Act or referred to in this Order; provided that in appeals and reviews the amount of any costs adjudged shall not be taken into consideration. 7. Where the claim is not disputed and there is no formal hearing no fee shall be charged other than the fee upon plaint. (1) Where in any suit part of the claim is abandoned or admitted after the fee payable upon plaint has been paid but before the fee payable on hearing has been paid, the total fee payable in the suit shall be the aggregate of half the percentage fee on the value of the original claim and half the percentage fee on the value of that part of the suit which is disputed; provided that in suits for the sale or foreclosure of immovable property, the total fee payable shall be the scale percentage on the value of that party of the suit which is disputed and not as above stated in this rule. 81