The Consolidated General Orders of the High Court of Chancery

For the plaintiff or party having the conduct of the order, attending the Registrar with brief and papers to bespeak minutes or order, not being an order of

For ditto, for preparing list of evidence read (but only when required by the Registrar, and certified by him)

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.0 6 8 0 6 8

.0 6 8 068

Or according to length, at per folio Attending to settle the draft or minutes of any decree or order

Or, at the Taxing Master's discretion, not to exceed

010

. 0 6 8

Attending to pass any decree or order not being an order of course, including the entry thereof

N.B.-The Registrar will leave the
order for entry.

In case the Registrar shall certify that
a special allowance ought to be made
in respect of any unusual difficulty
in settling and passing an order, the
Taxing Master is to consider the
same, and make such allowance to
all or any of the parties as to him.
shall seem just.

1 1 0 3 3 0

. 0 6 8 0 13 4

For attending to procure certificate of

pleadings

.0 6 8 0 6 8

068

0 6 8 0 13

For attending to procure Accountant-
General's certificate of fund in court .0 6 8
For attending to obtain consent of next
friend to sue in his name

For attending to give consent to take answer without oath, to hear cause as short, and for other necessary or proper consents of a like nature

068

For attending to procure such consents 0 6 8

06 8

0 6 8

For procuring certificate of counsel to mark cause short, and attending Registrar thereon

For attendance to mark Master or conveyancing counsel

For attendances in consultation or in conference with counsel

For attending to set down cause or appeal for hearing

Lower Scale. Higher Scale.

0 68 068

.0 68 068

For attending to leave papers with Judge's secretary prior to hearing

For attending court on appointment of a guardian ad litem

For attending to procure transcripts of
Accountant-General's books, when ne-

The fees for consent are not to apply where the same solicitor is for both parties.

WRITS.

.0 6 8 0 6 8

For every writ of subpoena duces tecum. 0 6 8 0 6 8 For a writ or writs of subpoena other than

subpoena duces tecum, if the number of

names therein shall not exceed three . 0 6 8 0 6 8

If exceeding three names, for every ad

ditional number not exceeding three . 0 6 8

For instructions for every writ of fieri facias

de bonis ecclesiasticis, or writ of seques

0 68

trari facias (18th July, 1857, Order 5). 0 6 8 068 For preparing every writ of fieri facias de bonis ecclesiasticis, or writ of seques

trari facias (18th July, 1857, Order 5) For attending to lodge any writ of fieri facias de bonis ecclesiasticis or writ of sequestrari facias at the Bishop's registry, and for attending to instruct the officer charged with the execution of such writ (18th July, 1857, Order 5)

. 0 6 8 0 6 8

For every writ under order, except special injunction

For special injunction, including ingross

ment and docket

Or per folio

NOTICES AND SERVICES.

For service of a notice of motion, exclusive

of copy

For notice to a solicitor of appearance, answer, demurrer, plea, amendment, and replication

For notice of claim, under 36th Order of 16th October, 1852

For notice of evidence to be read in Judge's chambers

For notice of filing affidavit or set of affidavits filed, or which ought properly to have been filed together, to be read in Court For notice of appointment for settling and passing minutes, decrees, or orders before the Registrar

0 2 6 0 2 6

0 260 26

0 2 6 026

. 026 02 6

026 026

For copy and service of a warrant on a solicitor

For service of a Judge's summons, exclusive of the copy

For service of a petition

For service of an order, exclusive of the

copy.

For other necessary or proper notice

For services on a party or witness such reasonable charges and expenses as may

be properly incurred, according to distance or by the employment of an agent. The fees for notices and services are not to apply where the same solicitor is for both parties, unless it be necessary for the purpose of making affidavit of service. There is to be one notice only of settling minutes, and one notice of passing decree or order, which if necessary are to be continued by adjournment, of which all parties are to take notice.

OATHS AND EXHIBITS.

To the Commissioner for oath in London, according to statute

In the country

To the solicitor for preparing each exhibit in town and country

The Commissioner for marking each exhibit

. 0 1 0 0 1 0

0 1 0 0 1 0

TERM FEE.

For a term fee in all causes, for every term in which a proceeding by the party shall take place

And for letters per term

In country agency causes the further fee

for letters of

And if it be shown to the satisfaction of the Taxing Master that the agency correspondence has been special and extensive, he is to be at liberty to make a special allowance in respect thereof. In addition to the term fee the necessary

expense of the postage, carriage, and transmission of documents is to be allowed.

The like term fee and for letters in matters

as in causes.

Where no proceeding is taken which carries a term fee, a charge for letters may be allowed, if the circumstances shall require it.

For any work or labour properly performed and not herein provided for, such allowances are to be made as heretofore.

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THE THIRD SCHEDULE.

OTHER FEES TO BE ALLOWED TO SOLICITORS.
(26th Feb. 1807-30th Jan. 1857.)

For perusing abstract, every three brief