Court fees schedule amended (again!)

Court fees schedule amended (again!)

The Court fees schedule has been amended by the Civil Proceedings Fees (Amendment No 2) Order 2014, SI 2014/1834, to address two incorrect fees. The amendments will come into force on 4 August 2014.

SI 2014/1834 amends the Court fees schedule, contained in Sch 1 to the Civil Proceedings Fees Order 2008, SI 2008/1053. These amendments are to correct a defect in SI 2013/2302 and are as follows:

  1. fee 3.5 (applications under the Companies Act 1985, the Companies Act 2006 or the Insolvency Act 1986) has been increased from £160 to £280

  2. fee 8.1(a) (County Court enforcement in cases other than County Court Business Centre cases) has been reduced from £100 to £70

The definition of 'excluded benefits' in Sch 2 of SI 2008/1053, dealing with remissions and part remissions of fees, has also been amended to include benefits based upon the Social Care (Self-directed Support) Scotland Act 2013.

Further details on Court Fee changes from 22 April 2014 can be found here.

LexisPSL subscribers should note that we are updating the Court fees schedule to take these changes into account. Click here for a free trial.

Subscription Form

Related Articles:
In-House image
Latest Legal and Regulatory news update - 7 February 2020
In-House |
10 min read
In-House image
Financial Services: 5 key legal and regulatory updates - 6 February
In-House |
3 min read
In-House image
Latest Legal and Regulatory news update - 31 Jan 2020
In-House |
5 min read
In-House image
Risk and Compliance update - February 2020
In-House |
13 min read
Latest Articles:
londonskyline
LIDW2020 aims to drive the international dispute resolution agenda
Dispute Resolution |
4 min read
19411771_l
Guide to Business and Property work at the County Court at Central London
Dispute Resolution |
2 min read
6april
March / April 2020 Practice Direction updates
Dispute Resolution |
5 min read
change
LexisNexis practice area update: Personal Injury name change
Dispute Resolution |
1 min read

Access this article and thousands of others like it free by subscribing to our blog.

Read full article

Already a subscriber? Login