Tithe Act 1891 (repealed 5.11.1993)
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5 Restrictions as to costs.
(1) An application to a county court for an order under this Act may be made on behalf of the tithe owner by his agent, although not a solicitor. (2) On any application to a county court for an order under this Act, no costs either of a solicitor or of a witness shall be allowed in any case where the amount claimed is paid without further proceedings, nor where notice of intention to apply for time to pay the tithe owner’s claim has been given (except in cases where costs could be allowed by the court on a judgment summons), and when notice of opposition has been given within the prescribed time, the costs of a solicitor shall only be allowed for work done subsequent to the notice.
5 Restrictions as to costs.
(1) An application to a county court for an order under this Act may be made on behalf of the tithe owner by his agent, although not a solicitor. (2) On any application to a county court for an order under this Act, no costs either of a solicitor or of a witness shall be allowed in any case where the amount claimed is paid without further proceedings, nor where notice of intention to apply for time to pay the tithe owner’s claim has been given (except in cases where costs could be allowed by the court on a judgment summons), and when notice of opposition has been given within the prescribed time, the costs of a solicitor shall only be allowed for work done subsequent to the notice.
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