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SPECIFICATION OF T A X E S , DUTIES, <£C.
C O U R T F E E S (continued).
Service cf ilocuments :—
£ s. c.p.
For service in Cyprus of any document required to be served
through the Court such fee as shall be properly payable to the
police tor that purpose, and on payment of such lee to the proper
officer of p-ilico, the document will be served in the .-aiue manner
as though it were forwarded for service by an officer of the Court.
The fees appointed to be taken by the Police are as follows (a):—
For the service of any docum-eut served within a distance of
three miles of the Court of the District
For every additional three miles or portion thereof -
But so that the maximum fee charged shall not in any case
exceed the sum of
Notice in lieu of Summons :—
"Where the Court or Judge shall order that notice of the writ
of summons may be given by the advertisement thereof and of
the orJer directing tlio advertisement in the Cyprus Gazette, the
following charge is made by the Chief Secretary :—
For an advertisement not occupying more space than one
column of the Gazette . . . . .
For every quarter column or portion thereof beyond
For the service out of Cyprus of auy document required to be
served through the Court such sum as shall be actually expended
in effecting such service and procuring evidence thereof. A n y
Judge or the Kegistrar of the Court may,on application being made
for such service to be effected, require the applicant to deposit in
Court such sum as m a y be estimated to be necessary for defraying
the expenses of such service aad the procuring of evidence thereof.
In any proceeding not provided for in the above scale, in respect
whereof a fee has been heretofore chargeable, the same fee shall
continue to be taken as heretofore. A n y such fee where expressed
in the currency of the Ottoman Empire to be reckoned at the rate
of l£ Cyprus piastres for a piastre and 30 Cyprus piastres for a
medjid, and where expressed in British currency to be reckoned
at the rate of 1-J Cyprus piastres for every two pence.
B.—IN ADMIRALTY ACTIONS BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT.
On sealing a writ of summons in any action:
Where the amount claimed is £20 or under ...
Where the amount claimed exceeds £20:
Where no liquidated sum is claimed or where the
recovery of m o n e y is not the object of the action...
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O n sealing a summons to any person to attend as a wit- I
ness or otherwise
... ... ...
... j
O n entering a judgment or order for which no special fee
is provided
O n notice of appeal from a final judgment to the Privy 1
Council .
... ... ...
... J
O n order giving leave to appeal to the Privy Council from )
any order not being afinaljudgmeut
... ... )
O n review by the Court of any order of a. Judge :
Where the amount claimed does not exceed £20
Where the amount claimed exceeds £20 or where reco- 1
very of money is not the object of the action ... )
O n application to tax any bill of costs :
For every £2 or part thereof claimed
O n review of any bill of costs
O n scaling any writ of execution :
T o recover any sum not exceeding £20
T o recover any sum exceeding £20 but not exeesding }
To recover any sum exceeding £50
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AUTHORITY.
Rules of Court of
17th April, 1836, pub-
liihed in Gizette No.
l'Ja of 8th May 18S6.
(«) These are ap–
pointed by a notifica–
tion or order of High
Commissionerof 2-lth
May. 15SG, published
in Gazette No. 200 of
1st June, 1886.
Rules of Court of
19th October, 1585,
published in Gazette
No. 161 of 24th Octo–
ber. 1885.
Order of the High
Commissionerof 26th
June, 188b, published
in Gazette No. 262 of
29th June. 1888.
Rules of Court of
17th April, 1886. pub-
i lisbed in Gazette No.
198 of 8th May, 1886.
The Cyprus Admi-
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raltr Jurisd-ction
Ordlr, 1893.