(c) if he has entered into any agreement with reference to the subject matter of the suit under which any other person has obtained an interest in such subject matter. 19. Where the Court orders the plaintiff to be dispaupered it shall fix a time within which the plaintiff shall pay the prescribed fees, and if such fees are not paid within such time, the Court shall dismiss the suit. 20. Any person entitled to prefer an appeal may present an application to the appellate Court for permission to appeal as a pauper, and the foregoing rules of this Order shall, so far as may be, apply; provided that the Court shall reject the application, if, upon a perusal thereof and of the judgement and decree appealed from, it sees reasons to think that the decree is contrary to law or is otherwise erroneous or unjust. 21. When there is an application to object as a pauper, the inquiry into the pauperism of the applicant may be made either by the appellate Court or under the order of the appellate Court by the Court from whose decision the objection is preferred; provided that, if the applicant was allowed to sue as a pauper in the Court from whose decree the objection is preferred, no further inquiry in respect of his pauperism shall be necessary, unless the appellate Court otherwise directs. Note:Where the fee payable is stated to be percentage, such percentage shall be calculated on the value of the suit or proceeding unless it is otherwise stated. 84