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PART 2 Determinations in respect of an individual's financial resources
CHAPTER 1 Financial eligibility limits and waivers
4.Determination in respect of an individual's financial resources
5.Exceptions from requirement to make a determination in respect of an individual's financial resources
8.Financial eligibility limit – disposable income and disposable capital
9.Waiver of eligibility limit in multi-party actions of significant wider public interest
10.Waiver of eligibility limits and contributions in inquests
11.Waiver of eligibility limit and contributions in cross-border disputes
12.Waiver of eligibility limit in proceedings relating to domestic violence , female genital mutilation protection orders and forced marriage
CHAPTER 2 Making a determination in respect of an individual's financial resources
CHAPTER 3 Calculation of income
22.Calculation of income from trade, business or gainful employment
23.Deductions for income tax and national insurance contributions
24.Payments to be disregarded from calculation of disposable income or gross income
25.Deductions in respect of a partner and dependants of the individual
27.Deductions in respect of employment expenses and child care costs
28.Deductions in respect of rent or cost of living accommodation
CHAPTER 4 Calculation of capital
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