1. For making an attested copy of a document, per page

' (except in a case of a Criminal Appeal transcript, where the fee shall be £0.50 per page)

2. For examining a copy of any document and marking it as an attested copy, per page

3. For a photographic copy of a plan, map, section, drawing, photograph or diagram

4. For signing and certifying a document for proof pursuant to the Evidence Act, 1851, per page

1. On filing a notice of motion of appeal to the Supreme Court ( other than an appeal under the Workmen's Compensation Acts)

2. On filing any notice of motion to the Supreme Court ( other than a notice of motion of appeal)

3. On filing or lodging a case stated

4. On drawing up and entering --

(a) an interlocutory order

(b) a final order

in addition thereto, for each copy to be transmitted

(but not more, for any number of copies, than £25.00)

7. On a petition or on an application for appointment as a Notary Public or Commissioner for Oaths

8. On a commission appointing a Notary Public or Commissioner for Oaths

9. On a certificate of the Registrar authenticating a signature

Originating Summonses, etc.

1. On sealing a plenary summons and filing a copy

2. On sealing a concurrent plenary summons

3. On sealing a special summons and filing a copy

4. On sealing a concurrent special summons

5. On sealing a summary summons and filing a copy

6. On sealing a concurrent summary summons

7. On filing a petition

8. On sealing a copy of a matrimonial petition

9. On sealing a citation

10. On any originating ex parte application (excepting habeas corpus), in addition to fee on filing affidavit

11. On sealing any State Side Order under Order 84, Rule 1, of the Rules of the Superior Courts

12. On sealing a third party notice

14. On filing an affidavit

15. On filing a script annexed to an affidavit of scripts (not to exceed, for any number of scripts £25.00)

17. On filing a notice of motion

18. On filing a common notice

19. On filing a notice of appeal from the Master

20. On lodging a notice of appeal from the Circuit Court to the High Court

in addition, thereto, for each copy to be transmitted

£0.30

(but not more, for any number of copies, than £25.00)

Setting Down, etc.

(a) an order provided for in Order 42 of the Rules of the Superior Courts

(b) an order of the Master

(c) an interlocutory order of the Court or a Judge

(d) any final order of the Court or a Judge except an order on a certificate under Order 36, Rule 39, of the Rules of the Superior Courts

25. For a copy of a plan, map, section, drawing, photograph or diagram required to accompany any order

26. On subpoena ad testificandum or duces tecum

27. Commission to examine witness or request in lieu of

28. On entering judgement in the Central Office in default of appearance or of pleading

Certificates, etc.

29. On a certificate of pleadings or proceedings

30. On a certificate under Order 36, Rule 39, of the Rules of the Superior Courts

31. On the certificate of a Registrar verifying a copy of a matrimonial petition

32. On a certificate or report of the Master or of a Registrar or Examiner, directed or required by any order or rule of Court, and not subject to any other fee prescribed by this Schedule

33. On a sale under an order of the Court of --

(a) any lands or hereditaments, or

(b) any business (including the goodwill thereof), or

(c) any chattels,

confirmed or approved by order or certificate:

for every £ 100 of the price

If for any reason after payment of this fee the sale is not completed and the property is subsequently sold to another purchaser, credit is to be given for the fee already paid on the abortive sale against the fee payable on the completed sale; but in no case is any of the fee paid on the abortive sale to be re-paid

34. On taking an account of moneys received by a person liable to account for same --

for every £100 of the amount received

35. On taking an account of moneys due to any person ( other than moneys due to any person by a company or society being wound up by the Court) --

for every £100 of the amount found due

36. On an inquiry to ascertain the person or persons interested in any property or entitled thereto as next-of-kin or heir-at-law or otherwise --

for every £100 of the value of the property

£1.20

The certificate.

(but on an inquiry to ascertain the next-of-kin or heir-at-law of any person, where such person is an ancestor of such next-of-kin or heir-at-law, or where the common ancestor is a parent, not less than £7.00; where the common ancestor is a grandparent, not less than £14.00; and where the common ancestor is a great-grandparent or a more remote ancestor, not less than £25.00).

37. On ascertaining pursuant to an Order--

(a) the outstanding estate of a deceased person, or

(b) any property subject to a trust, mortgage or charge, or

(c) any partnership assets --

The amount on which this fee is payable shall not include any outstanding debt believed to be bad or irrecoverable, but shall include all sums paid after the commencement of the proceedings to creditors or to persons beneficially interested.

Note: Only one of the fees Nos. 34 to 37 inclusive shall be chargeable in respect of any particular property or moneys.

38. On settling a scheme for the management of a charity, or a scheme where the amount involved does not exceed £1,000

39. On settling any other scheme

40. On signing, settling or approving any advertisement, or authority for a broadcast announcement, for any person entitled as next-of-kin, heir-at-law or otherwise to share in any property--

for the first advertisement or authority signed in respect of any person or persons

for any subsequent advertisement or authority signed in respect of the person or persons

41. On signing, settling or approving any other advertisement

42. On the examination of a witness before an officer of the Court in his office ( otherwise than for the purpose of any inquiry, taxation of costs or other proceeding before the office ) --

43. On any such examination by an officer away from his office

for each day or part of a day

(The reasonable expenses of the officer are also payable)

Searches and Inspections

44. On an application to inspect any document filed or deposited in the Central Office more than three years before such application, unless otherwise expressly provided for by this Order (not to be charged if a copy of the document is bespoken)

Registration of Judgements, etc.

45. On a memorandum for the registration of a judgement of --

(a) the Circuit Court

(b) the High Court

46. On a memorandum for the re-entry of a judgement, decree, order or rule pursuant to the Judgements (Ireland) Act, 1844

47. On a memorandum for the registration of a lis pendens pursuant to the said Act

48. On a memorandum for the re-entry of a lis pendens pursuant to the said Act

49. On a requisition for liberty to search pursuant to the said Act--

for each person searched against

(not to be charged if a requisition for an official search is lodged)

50. On filing a satisfaction piece

51. On a memorandum for registration of the satisfaction or vacate of any judgement, bond or recognizance, decree, rule or order or for the re-docketing of any bonds or recognizances pursuant to the Land Transfer (Ireland) Act, 1848

52. On a requisition for a search for judgements or revivals entered up before the 15th day of July, 1850, and for decrees, rules, orders or civil bill decrees for poor rates, made before the 15th day of July, 1850, and for lites pendentes registered against any person and for recognizances and bonds, judgements, statutes, inquisitions and acceptances of office registered or re-registered against the same person

53. On a requisition for a search for judgements, revivals, decrees, rules, orders, lites pendentes and civil bill decrees for poor rates registered or re-registered against any person and for recognizances and bonds, judgements, statutes, inquisitions and acceptances of office registered or re-registered against the same person

54. On a requisition for a duplicate of a search pursuant to the Judgements Registry (Ireland) Act, 1871

55. On a memorandum of vacate of a lis pendens

56. On a certificate of the registration or re-registration of any judgement or revival, decree, rule, order, bond, recognizances or lis pendens or of any satisfaction, vacate or quietus registered at any time

57. On a certificate at the foot of a memorandum for the registration or satisfaction of a judgement, for the registration or vacate of a lis pendens, or for the vacate of a recognizance or bond

58. On a memorial of assignment of a judgement

Bill of Sale

59. On filing a bill of sale-- where the consideration does not exceed £ 100

£0.60

The filed copy.

where the consideration exceeds £ 100, but does not exceed £200

£1.20

The filed copy.

where the consideration exceeds £200

60. For a search in the bills of sale index

(not to be charged if a copy of a bill of sale is bespoken)

61. For inspecting any bill of sale (not to be charged if a copy is bespoken)

Deeds of Arrangements, etc.

62. On filing a copy of a deed of arrangement pursuant to the Deeds of Arrangement Act, 1887

63. On filing a copy of a petition pursuant to the Deeds of Arrangement Amendment Act, 1890

64. On filing a copy of an order under the Deeds of Arrangements Amendment Act, 1980

65. For a search in the Register of Deeds of Arrangement

(not to be charged if a copy is bespoken.)

66. For inspecting, examining and making the prescribed extracts of a registered deed of arrangement, or the documents and affidavits filed in any one matter

(not to be charged if a copy is bespoken.)

67. For an official search in the Register of Deeds of Arrangement --

for each name searched against

Warrants of Attorney

68. On filing and entering a copy of a warrant of attorney

69. For a search for a warrant of attorney, whether against one or more persons

£0.60

The search docket.

(not to be charged if a copy is bespoken.)

70. On filing a warrant of attorney and entering judgement thereon, in addition to the fee on the judgement

Bonds, etc.

71. On filing any recognizance or bond in the Central Office and giving a certificate thereof

72. On vacating any recognizance or bond, and giving a certificate thereof

Powers of Attorney

73. On depositing a power of attorney in the Central Office pursuant to the Conveyancing Act, 1881

74. For a search for a power of attorney so deposited, and for inspecting the same and the affidavit of other documents deposited therewith

(not to be charged if a copy is bespoken.)

Enrolment

75. On enrolling any deed or document --

for each 10 folios or part of 10 folios

£6.00

The deed or document.

Admiralty

76. On a certificate under Order 64, Rule 46, paragraph 9, of the Rules of the Superior Courts--

where the sum claimed does not exceed £50

£2.50

where the sum claimed exceeds £50 but does not exceed £100

£3.50

where the sum claimed exceeds £100

77. On issuing any instrument under Order 64, Rule 56, of the Rules of the Superior Courts

78. On appointing and swearing appraisers

79. On delivering up a ship or goods to a purchaser

80. On the sale of a ship or goods --

for every £100 or fraction of £100 of the price

£9.50

The order.

81. For attending the discharge of a cargo or the removal of a ship or goods, per day

82. For retaining possession of a ship with or without cargo, or of a ship's cargo without a ship, per day

83. For executing a warrant or commission

84. For releasing a ship and cargo or either of them

£5.00

The instrument of release.

(in addition to the above fees, the following fees also are payable:

(a) the reasonable expenses per day of supplying a shipkeeper or shipkeepers where such is or are employed;

(b) the reasonable travelling and subsistance expenses of the officer for the time being exercising the functions formerly exercised by the Admiralty Marshal, if such officer is required, for the purpose of carrying out any of the above duties, to travel more than five miles from his office).

Bankruptcy

85. On every petition of bankruptcy

86. On every petition of arrangement

87. On every debtor's summons

88. On every bond, with or without sureties

89. On every subpoena or summons ( other than a debtor's summons)

90. On every affidavit

91. On every order for annulment of adjudication

92. For a search by any person other than the bankrupt, the arranging debtor, the Official Assignee or the trustee in the matter

Petitions, Applications and Appeals under the Solicitors Acts, 1954 and 1960

93. On lodging a notice of motion of application under subsection (3) of section 48 of the Solicitors Act, 1954

94. On lodging a notice of motion of appeal under subsection (5) of section 49 of the Solicitors Act, 1954

95. On lodging a notice of motion of appeal under subsection (2) of section 51 of the Solicitors Act, 1954

96. On lodging a notice of motion of appeal under subsection (3) of section 60 of the Solicitors Act, 1954

97. On lodging a notice of motion of appeal under section 45 of the Solicitors Act, 1954

98. On lodging a notice of motion of application under section 47 (6) of the Solicitors Act, 1954

99. On presenting a petition under Part III of Order 53 of the Rules of the Superior Courts

100. On lodging a notice of motion of application under section 10 of the Solicitors (Amendment) Act, 1960

101. On sealing a special summons under Part V or Part VI of Order 53 of the Rules of the Superior Courts and filing a copy

102. On a motion ex parte or motion on notice under Part V of Order 53 of the Rules of the Superior Courts

1. On a direction by the Court or the Accountant to pay or invest or place money on deposit or transfer stock or shares, where the amount or nominal value exceeds £200--

for every £100 or part thereof in excess of the first £200

(fee not to exceed £50 in any case)

2. On a certificate of the amount and description of funds to credit of any account in the books of the Accountant

3. On a transcript of an account--

for the first 3 folios or part thereof in any book

£0.60

The transcript.

for each additional folio

4. On a request for lodgement of funds in Court without an order

5. On a request to the Accountant for payment of money out of Court without an order

6. On lodging a power of attorney

7. On a request for a certificate of the lodgement of any funds in Court

1. On a notice to tax, except on an ex parte taxation

2. On the taking of a cash account between the solicitor and his client on a taxation under the Solicitors Act, 1849, or otherwise--

for every £ 100 or fraction of £ 100 of the amounts found to have been received and paid

3. On the taxation of a bill of costs--

for every full £10 in the amount allowed (including witnesses' expenses)

4. On the issue of a certificate of taxation

5. On carrying in objections to the allowance or disallowance of any item or items in a bill of costs

6. On a report of a Taxing Master as to the grounds of his decision to allow or disallow any item or items in a bill of costs

7. On a report of a Taxing Master as to security for costs in a matrimonial case

1. On every originating petition

2. On every originating summons

3. On every report

4. On every recognizance or bond

5. On every lease or deed

7. On measuring a bill of costs and certifying the amount thereof--

where the amount allowed does not exceed £20

where the amount allowed exceeds £20, for every £10 or part thereof allowed

8. On issuing a summons or notice of motion

9. On lodging a summons or notice for service

and

in addition thereto, each copy to be transmitted

10. For taking and certifying the result of an account--

(a) where the amount found to have been received without deducting any payment does not exceed £200

(b) where such amount exceeds £200, for every £100 or fraction of £100 (but not to exceed £25.00)

11. On any other certificate (except a certificate for payment)

12. On drawing up and filing any order (except a Registrar's order)

13. On every ruling

14. On exemplifying any copy of an order

15. On any transcript and mittimus

1. On every realisation account of the Official Assignee in a bankruptcy matter or in a vesting arrangement, and on every certified statement of accounts by a trustee --

(a) for the first £200 of the gross amount of the assets realised or brought to credit or where such amount does not exceed £200

(b) for every £20 or fraction of £20 by which the said amount exceeds £200

2. On the account of the Official Assignee, or of the trustee, for the proceeds of the sale by him of any property of a bankrupt or arranging debtor the subject of any mortgage, charge or lien--

(a) for the first £200 of the gross amount produced by such sale or where such amount does not exceed £200

(b) for every £20 or fraction of £20 by which the said amount exceeds £200

3. On the account of the Official Assignee in every arrangement (other than a vesting arrangement) or on the instrument containing the terms of a composition or general scheme of settlement of the affairs of a bankrupt submitted for the approval of the Court pursuant to section 102 of the Bankruptcy (Ireland) Amendment Act, 1872

(a) for the first £200 of the gross amount of the composition or where such amount does not exceed £200

(b) for every £25 or fraction £25 by which the said amount exceeds £200 but does not exceed £1,000

(c) for every £25 or fraction of £25 by which the said amount exceeds £1,000 but does not exceed £5,000

(d) for every £25 or fraction of £25 by which the said amount exceeds £5,000

4. On the account of the Official Assignee in every composition after bankrupcty--

(a) for the first £200 of the gross amount of the composition or where such amount does not exceed £200

(b) for every £25 or fraction of £25 by which the said amount exceeds £200 but does not exceed £1,000

(c) for every £25 or fraction of £25 by which the said amount of exceeds £1,000 but does not exceed £5,000

(d) for every £20 or fraction or £20 by which the said amount exceeds £5,000

For the purpose of calculating fees Nos. 3 and 4, the gross amount means the amount to be provided under the terms of the composition for ordinary creditors.

These fees shall be paid by the person making the composition over and above the amount of the composition.

5. On the account of the Official Assignee in every allocation case--

for the first £200 of the gross amount collected or where such amount does not exceed £200

for every £20 or fraction of £20 by which the said amount exceeds £200

This fee shall be the first charge on any amount collected.

6. On every account of the Official Assignee, other than a realisation account, a composition account or an account in an allocation case, whether or not funds are lodged with the Official Assignee--

(a) for the first £200 of the gross amount of the debt or where such amount does not exceed £200

(b) for every £25 or fraction of £25 by which the said amount exceeds £200 but does not exceed £1,000

(c) for every £25 or fraction of £25 by which the said amount exceeds £1,000 but does not exceed £5,000

(d) for every £25 or fraction of £25 by which the said amount exceeds £5,000

1. For every order of a Probate Officer or Assistant Probate Officer to revoke and cancel a grant, to admit a will or codicil to proof, to refuse probate of a purported testamentary writing, to appoint a guardian, to give liberty to the next-of-kin of a person of unsound mind not so found to obtain a grant for his or her use and benefit, to issue a subpoena, or to issue a certificate as to Circuit Court jurisdiction

2. For every other order of a Probate Officer or Assistant Probate Officer

3. For every certificate of a Probate Officer, Assistant Probate Officer, or district probate registrar, upon inspection of records, that a grant has issued, where full records are not available owing to destruction by fire or otherwise

4. For every certificate of search

5. For swearing an affidavit or attesting the execution of a bond

6. For marking an exhibit

(The total fee under Nos. 5 and 6 in any one case shall not exceed £1.50)

7. For completing the assignment of a bond

8. For every certificate signed by a Judge, Probate Officer, Assistant Probate Officer or district probate registrar as to the authenticity of a copy of any document or the identity of any person or the authority of any person to act in a specified capacity, or for any similar certificate

9. For sealing such a certificate

10. For every certificate of a Probate Officer, Assistant Probate Officer or district probate registrar for which no other fee is prescribed

11. For settling an advertisement in pursuance of a Court order

The expression "primary grant" hereunder means the first grant to issue in respect of the estate of any deceased person.

The expression "section 33 case" hereunder means a case to which section 33 of the Customs and Inland Revenue Act, 1881, as extended by section 16 of the Finance Act, 1894, applies.

12. On a primary grant of representation in a section 33 case

13. On a primary grant of representation in any other case --

(a) where the net estate (both real and personal), as shown in the Affidavit or Affirmation for Revenue, does not exceed the value of:

(b) where the net estate (both real and personal), as shown in the Affidavit or Affirmation for Revenue, exceeds the value of £20,000 --

on the first £20,000 a fee of ..

on every £10,000 or fraction thereof by which the value exceeds £20,000 but does not exceed £100,000, an additional fee of

on every £50,000 or fraction thereof by which the value exceeds £100,000, a futher additional fee of

Where the fee under item 13 is paid, no additional fee shall be payable at the time of extraction of the grant under any of the items numbered 16 to 24.

14. For every double, cessate, unadministered or duplicate grant of representation

15. Where any grant is sought by personal application, in addition to any other fee --

(a) where the net estate (both real and personal), as shown in the Affidavit or Affirmation for Revenue, does not exceed the value of:

      £

(b) where the net estate (both real and personal), as shown in the Affidavit or Affirmation for Revenue, exceeds the value of £2,000 but does not exceed the value of £10,000--

on the first £2,000 a fee of

on every £1,000 or fraction thereof by which the value exceeds £2,000, an additional fee of

(c) where the net estate (both real and personal), as shown in the Affidavit or Affirmation for Revenue, exceeds the value of £10,000

16. For every application for a grant

17. For every receipt for documents lodged

18. For every bond

19. For every justification of surety

20. For every renunciation

21. For every consent

22. For every affidavit, (except the oaths of Executors or Administrators)

23. For filing any other document (except the testamentary papers in respect of which Probate or Administration with will annexed is granted)

24. For making any other notation on a grant or on an engrossment

25. On the lodgment of a corrective affidavit in a case which was originally a section 33 case --

(a) if the increased gross value of the estate does not exceed £500

(b) if the increased gross value of the estate exceeds £500

26. On the lodgment of a corrective affidavit in any other case

27. For lodging or re-entering any motion paper, whether ex parte or on notice

28. For every affidavit lodged

29. For every application subducted

30. For every appearance to any warning, citation or subpoena

31. For every notice of change of solicitor

32. For every first copy of a Court order or side bar order, in addition to scrivenery fees

This fee shall not be charged for a copy of an order made by a Judge in Chambers pursuant to section 36 of the Succession Act, 1965 , when the copy is bespoken by the intending grantee or his solicitor.

In such a case the first copy bespoken by anyone other than the intending grantee or his solicitor shall be treated as the first copy and shall be charged for accordingly.

33. For the entry of any caveat

34. For the subduction of any caveat

35. For every notice of the entry or subduction of a caveat to any district probate registry

36. For every warning to a caveat

37. For every copy of a warning sent by post

38. For sealing any citation

39. For sealing any subpoena

40. For settling any advertisement in connection with a citation or otherwise

41. For engrossing the will, or the will and codicil or codicils, of any deceased person

42. For comparing any document with the original thereof

43. For every exemplification, in additional to the fees payable under items 41 and 42

44. For every search made by an applicant for a will or any record of a grant or any other document filed in the Probate Office or in a district probate registry, including the inspection of any original will or codicil or any copy thereof or any record of a grant

45. For every similar search made by an officer of the Probate Office or of a district probate registry, for every year or part thereof for which the officer is requested to search

(but not less in any case than 0.25)

46. For all searches made on any one day by the representative of a newspaper or group of newspapers

(The representative must state on the search docket his name and that of the newspaper or group of newspapers which he represents)

47. For depositing the will, or will and codicil or codicils, or other testamentary disposition of a living person for safe custody, including the deposit receipt

48. For depositing the will, or will and codicil or codocils, or other testamentary disposition of a deceased person for safe custody, including the deposit receipt

49. For an official copy of a will

50. For an official copy of a grant of representation--

(a) if bespoken at the time of the application for the grant

(b) if bespoken at any other time