SCHEDULE F.-Continued. Attendance at the Mortgage office for the certificate of inscriptions Renewal of certificate when required Every act of production including attendance Notice to the Attorney of the creditors producing their claims and the party levied on of the provisional closing of the ranking creditors .... Every copy.. 308 š••• •b• •b••s Rs. Cts. 0 75 ..... 2 50 To the Attorney having the carriage of the proceedings for attendance to peruse the scheme Each copy 1 50 0 75 ...... Attendance to strike off one or more registered mortgages comprized in the same judgment or order, if an Attorney be employed 642 5 Attendance to obtain warrants for payment if an Attorney be employed Drawing extract of a deed of sale or donation to be notified to registered mortgagees by the For every mortgage extracted ...... ...... ...... ...... As regards attendance to strike off a registered mortgage, to demand delivery of warrants for payment, for drawing Schedule of inscription and duplicate, for attending appraisers, and for attendance to bid and become purchaser, except when the bidding is intended to be followed by a "declaration de command" the insertion of these Items in this Table of Costs is not to be construed to preclude principals or their delegates other than Attornies at law from performing these duties. If from any bill of costs delivered to the Master for taxation more than 116 of the amount be struck off, the Attorney shall not be allowed the costs of taxation. When the argument takes up more than one day or in causes of importance and difficulty to be at the Master's discretion to allow an increase of fee to Counsel with brief. In undefended causes as provided for by Rule 116 of the Rules of Court at the discretion of the Master .... Ordinary motion before the Supreme Court...... Ordinary contested motion before Supreme Court Attendance before a Judge or the Master in contested matters when allowed as hereunder mentioned In cases of difficulty and importance the Master may in his discretion allow an increase of the fee in the two last paragraphs. In any case where Counsel attend at Chambers no further costs for such attendance shall be allowed as between party and party, than the sum that would be allowed for the attendance of an Attorney unless the Judge shall certify for such allowance. The same Rule shall apply to attendances before the Master except where he shall in his discretion think fit to make the allowance 52 50 31 50 10 50 10 50 to 31 50 31 50 Fee to Counsel in those matters where a consultation is required by the Civil Code to each Counsel For settling special affidavit, in any case in which the Master may consider the assistance of Counsel to be absolutely required 10 50 10 50 SCHEDULE F.-Continued. V.-MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS, APPRAISERS, INTERPRETERS, Medical Practitioners shall receive for every visit with Report including the first dressing, if need be .... ...... For the opening of bodies or other operations of a more difficult nature than a mere visit: (1) Before burial (2) After burial Midwives, each visit .... ...... The costs of disintering the bodies may be taxed by the Magistrate of the District where the disinterment shall take place. ...... 5 000 No additional fee shall be allowed for care and medical treatment, either after the first visit, ...... ...... In the discretion of the Master to increase the fee to Appraisers in matters of difficulty and importance. Any Interpreter attending the Court in such capacity shall receive for an attendance not exceeding 3 hours.. And further for each language exceeding one interpreted by him during the same attendance, For every attendance before a Judge or before the Master not exceeding half an hour ...... For every attendance not exceeding half an hour when the usual occupation of the person Written translations by sworn translators, including copying, shall be paid at the rate of per folio of 90 words In any case where any document is produced in evidence before the Court or before the Master and such document is in a language which the Judge or Judges then sitting or the Master, as the case may be, understand, it shall not be necessary to translate such document unless either of the parties to the suit or other proceeding require the same in which case the costs of translation shall be borne by the party requiring the same unless the Court or Judge or Master, as the case may be, shall otherwise order. When the document requires to be tendered previously to the trial, such objection must be made at the same time as any other objection on a notice of evidence served. Whenever Medical Practitioners, Appraisers and Interpreters shall be called upon to go more than Two miles from their residence, they shall be allowed for travelling expenses and maintenance, as follows: Between 1 and 3 miles, inclusive of the said two miles, one way ...... JURORS. Jurors in Civil Matters shall be entitled to receive each before going into the Jury-Box, each day, from the party who has obtained the Jury Rule, for the day's sitting a sum of Rs. 5. Such payments to be costs in the cause. The Master of the Supreme Court in case he shall be required to travel in such capacity 10 2 0 130 SCHEDULE F.-Continued. Attendance to deposit money ...... For the person in custody of goods seized, for the first 15 days, per day. Every subsequent day ...... Return of examination of goods when requisite Return of no goods being found ...... ...... There shall be allowed all reasonable expenses for the removal of goods seized. Drawing notice of sale to be posted when required Each copy of notice Return of the posting up of notice Posting up each notice ...... .... .... Attendance at the printing-office to deposit notice for insertion Attendance at the sale for the first 3 hours.. Every additional hour Crier and trumpeter together, for each hour ...... ..... ...... .... ...... ...... There shall be allowed to the Usher a percentage of 2 per o/o on the recovery of the amount of sale. Usher with crier for every publication and outcry in the several places required by Law.... 7 50 Every witness to protest or other act when necessary Whenever a party bringing an action before the Supreme Court, full or held before a single Judge thereof, shall not recover more than it would have been within the competency of an inferior jurisdiction to award, no further costs shall be allowed to such plaintiff than the costs which he would have obtained before such inferior jurisdiction, except the Court before which he has recovered judgment certify, at the time of giving such judgment, that the cause was one which it was proper to try before the superior jurisdiction. GENERAL PROVISIONS. For every necessary document not herein particularly specified, for Attornies and Ushers. Drawing per folio do. ...... ...... Copy The folio is to consist of 90 words. SCHEDULE G. DISTRICT COURTS. 1.-Civil Side. (Ordinance No. 34 of 1852.) Rs. Cts. 1 50 0 17 1 (a) Fees to be paid to the Clerks of the District Courts. Copy of the same when called for, per 100 words Swearing of Affidavit Entering plaint or demand, and any other proceedings of the Court Filing the same 0 50 Filing Agent's authority.... For the adjournment of any cause at request of either party Entering Judgment Entering any Order of Court Taking down evidence, per 100 words...... Copy of any Judgment or other proceeding, per 100 words.. Production of any original Record Entering notice of Appeal Receiving recognizance of party appealing Copy of proceedings in Appeal, per 100 words ...... ...... Receiving money in Court, for any sum of 50 Rupees or less do. Do. for any sum above 50 Rupees for any sum above 50 Rupees Paying money out of Court, for any sum of 50 Rupees or under Do. do. Every visâ on a legal document. Filing petition for affixing or breaking Seals Every attendance at the affixing or breaking of Seals, for first three hours.. Every attendance for the purpose of carrying into effect any judgment in a possessory action, for first 3 hours.. For calling any cause SCHEDULE H.-Continued. (b).-USHER'S FEES. For serving any summons, warrant, or subpoena within 1 mile of the Court House For each copy .... ........ ........ ........ For copy of documents besides those abovementioned, for every 100 words For every notice, not exceeding three, posted up, including the attendance For drawing up Memorandum of Sale, including the attendance.. (e) Interpreter's Fees Any Interpreter, other than a salaried Public Officer, attached to the Court, for every attendance before the Court, shall be entitled to a fee to be fixed by the Magistrate according to the duration of the attendance or other circumstances connected with the case under trial, but in no case exceeding Four Rupees. (d) Fees payable to Guardians of Seizures, Seals, or of Impounded Animais. Any person appointed to keep possession of, and answer for, goods seized shall be paid as follows: For the first fifteen days, per day.... Afterwards per day ........ ........ The fees allowed to any person left in charge of seals affixed by the Magistrate may be one-half of the above rates The fees of any person authorized to impound any animal found straying or trespassing (a) II. CRIMINAL SIDE. (Ordinance No. 35 of 1852.) (a) Fees to be paid to the Clerks of the District Courts. For receiving information laid before the Magistrate.. For taking down the examination of a prisoner and evidence of witnesses, per 100 words .... For receiving money in Court as a fine &c., &c., for any sum not exceeding Rs. 50.. above Rs. 50........ For paying or sending money out of Court for any sum not exceeding Rs 50 do., exceeding Rs. 50 For drawing up original conviction.. For copy of the the same, per 100 words Rs. Cts. 0 25 1 50 For receiving recognizance by party appealing.... For filing the same For copy of the same when called for, per 100 words (b).-USHER'S FEES. For serving every summons, warrant, or subpoena within one mile from the Court House including the return upon the original For every execution of a warrant against goods or body, memorandum of seizure, sale, (c) Fees and Allowances to Interpreters, &c., shall be the same as on the Civil Side (a) Vide Ordinance No. 15 of 1877, page 118. |