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Rule 2
Service | Fee | |||
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(1) | Registration of a light obstruction notice | £18 | ||
(2) | Variation of the registration of a light obstruction notice under rule 7(1) of the principal Rules | £18 | ||
(3) | Cancellation of the registration of a light obstruction notice under rule 7(1) of the principal Rules | £18 | ||
(4) | Variation of the registration of light obstruction notice under rule 7(6) of the principal Rules (definitive certificate lodged) | £18 | ||
(5) | Official search of the register (including issue of an official certificate of search) under section 9(1) of the Local Land Charges Act 1975 | £15 | ||
Provided that no fee is payable for an official search if the requisition is delivered within six months of the delivery by the same person of an earlier requisition for an official search which was in respect of the same land and for which the prescribed fee was paid. |
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