The Civil Proceedings and Magistrates' Courts Fees (Amendment) Order 2025
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2 Amendments to the Civil Proceedings Fees Order 2008
(1) The Civil Proceedings Fees Order 2008 is amended as follows. (2) In the table in Schedule 1 (fees to be taken), in the entry for fee 11.2 (on the sale of a ship or goods)— (a) in column 1 (number and description of fee) in the words before fee 11.2(a), for “£205” substitute “£205”; (b) in column 2 (amount of fee or manner of calculation)— (i) for the entry corresponding to fee 11.2(a) (for every £100 or fraction of £100 of the price up to £100,000), for “£1” substitute “£1”; (ii) for the entry corresponding to fee 11.2(b) (for every £100 or fraction of £100 of the price exceeding £100,000), for “50p” substitute “50p”.
2 Amendments to the Civil Proceedings Fees Order 2008
(1) The Civil Proceedings Fees Order 2008 is amended as follows. (2) In the table in Schedule 1 (fees to be taken), in the entry for fee 11.2 (on the sale of a ship or goods)— (a) in column 1 (number and description of fee) in the words before fee 11.2(a), for “£205” substitute “£205”; (b) in column 2 (amount of fee or manner of calculation)— (i) for the entry corresponding to fee 11.2(a) (for every £100 or fraction of £100 of the price up to £100,000), for “£1” substitute “£1”; (ii) for the entry corresponding to fee 11.2(b) (for every £100 or fraction of £100 of the price exceeding £100,000), for “50p” substitute “50p”.
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