County Courts Act 1984
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132 Payment of salaries and expenses.
There shall be paid out of money provided by Parliament— (a) all salaries, remuneration and other sums payable under Part I of this Act or under section 131. (b) the expenses of supplying the the county court and its offices , and the family court and its offices, with law and office books and stationery and postage stamps; (c) expenses incurred in conveying to prison persons committed by the family court or the county court ; and (d) all other expenses arising out of any jurisdiction for the time being conferred on the family court or any officer of the family court or on the county court or any officer of the county court.
132 Payment of salaries and expenses.
There shall be paid out of money provided by Parliament— (a) all salaries, remuneration and other sums payable under Part I of this Act or under section 131. (b) the expenses of supplying the the county court and its offices , and the family court and its offices, with law and office books and stationery and postage stamps; (c) expenses incurred in conveying to prison persons committed by the family court or the county court ; and (d) all other expenses arising out of any jurisdiction for the time being conferred on the family court or any officer of the family court or on the county court or any officer of the county court.
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