1. The question that arises for consideration in this Civil Revision Petition is one of court-fee. The facts are simple and they lie within a short compass. The plaint schedule property, 35 cents in extent, situated within the Calicut Corporation belonging to the plaintiff-Company, was originally given on licence to Messrs. Dhanalakshmi Corporation as per an indenture dated 22-21966 for storing timber logs. The 2nd defendant was an agent of the said Corporation and he was practically in charge of the activities of the Corporation in the plaint schedule properties. According to the plaintiff, the Dhanalakshmi Corporation left the plaint schedule property on 3131971 and the plaintiff continued to be in exclusive possession of the property. Thereupon, the 1st defendant through the 2nd defendant, who is her husband and duly constituted power of attorney holder, entered into an agreement with the plaintiff to allow the defendants to use the plaint schedule property as a licensee for stacking timber under certain conditions which were subsequently reduced to writing. It is the case of the plaintiff that under the agreement the plaintiff shall have the right to enter upon the