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The following Table shows the amount to be allowed in respect of solicitors' charges in the circumstances mentioned. The appropriate court fee shall be allowed in addition.
Amount to be allowed | £ |
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3. For filing a request for the issue of a warrant of execution for a sum exceeding £25 | £2.25 |
4. For service of any document required to be served personally (other than an application for an attachment of earnings order or a judgment summons unless allowed under Order 27, rule 9(1)(a), or Order 28, rule 10(2)(a)(i)), including copy and preparation of certificate of service | £8.50 |
5. For service by an alternative method, including attendances, making appointments to serve claim forms, preparing and attending to swear and file affidavits and to obtain order, and the fees paid for oaths | £25.00 |
6. For each attendance on the hearing of an application for an attachment of earnings order or a judgment summons where costs are allowed under Order 27, rule 9, or Order 28, rule 10 | £8.50 |
7. For the costs of the judgment creditor when allowed in garnishee proceedings or an application under Order 30, rule 12 (a)where the money recovered is less than £70.00 | one half of the amount recovered |
(b)where the money recovered is not less than £70.00 | £46.50 |
8. For the costs of the judgment creditor when allowed on an application for a charging order | £71.00 |
9. For obtaining a certificate of judgment where costs allowed under Order 35, rule 5(3)(d) | £8.00 |
10. Where an order for possession is made under rule 6 or rule 6A of Order 49 without the attendance of the claimant, for preparing and filing the application, the documents attached to the application and the request for possession | £79.50 |
11. On examination of a witness under CCR Order 25, rule 3 where any responsible representative of the solicitor attends, for each half-hour or part thereof | £15.00 |
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