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45.6 Table 5 shows the amount to be allowed in respect of solicitors' costs in the circumstances mentioned. The amounts shown in Table 4 are to be allowed in addition, if applicable.
FIXED ENFORCEMENT COSTS | |
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For an application under rule 70.5(4) that an award may be enforced as if payable under a court order, where the amount outstanding under the award: | |
exceeds £25 but does not exceed £250 | £30.75 |
exceeds £250 but does not exceed £600 | £41.00 |
exceeds £600 but does not exceed £2,000 | £69.50 |
exceeds £2,000 | £75.50 |
On attendance to question a judgment debtor (or officer of a company or other corporation) who has been ordered to attend court under rule 71.2 where the questioning takes place before a court officer, including attendance by a responsible representative of the solicitor | |
for each half hour or part, £15.00 (When the questioning takes place before a judge, he may summarily assess any costs allowed.) | |
On the making of a final third party debt order under rule 72.8(6)(a) or an order for the payment to the judgment creditor of money in court under rule 72.10(1)(b): | |
if the amount recovered is less than £150 otherwise | one-half of the amount recovered £98.50 |
On the making of a final charging order under rule 73.8(2)(a): | £110 |
The court may also allow reasonable disbursements in respect of search fees and the registration of the order. | |
Where a certificate is issued and registered under Schedule 6 to the Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments Act 1982, the costs of registration | £39.00 |
Where permission is given under RSC Order 45, rule 3 to enforce a judgment or order giving possession of land and costs are allowed on the judgment or order, the amount to be added to the judgment or order for costs– | |
(a)basic costs | £42.50 |
(b)where notice of the proceedings is to be to more than one person, for each additional person | £2.75 |
Where a writ of execution as defined in the RSC Order 46, rule 1, is issued against any party | £51.75 |
Where a request is filed for the issue of a warrant of execution under CCR Order 26, rule 1, for a sum exceeding £25 | £2.25 |
Where an application for an attachment of earnings order is made and costs are allowed under CCR Order 27, rule 9 or CCR Order 28, rule 10, for each attendance on the hearing of the application | £8.50] |
Textual Amendments
F1Pt. 45 Section 1 substituted (1.4.2005) by The Civil Procedure (Amendment No. 4) Rules 2004 (S.I. 2004/3419), rule 1, Sch. 1 Pt. 2
Modifications etc. (not altering text)
C1Rule 45.6 applied (with modifications) (30.12.2005) by The Family Procedure (Adoption) Rules 2005 (S.I. 2005/2795), rule 5(3)
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