Writ of Fieri facias, including Præcipe and attend-
ing to issue and to lodge with Sheriff, but not
including Fees paid
Affidavit of debt

Writ of Habere facias possessionem and Fieri facias,
including Præcipe and attending to issue and
attending lodging with Sheriff, but not including
Fees paid.

Writ of Capias ad satisfaciendum, including attending to issue and lodging with the Sheriff, but not including Fees paid where Writ issued as of course without Judge's Order

Writ of Capias ad satisfaciendum where same is issued under Judge's Order, including preparing Affidavit or Affidavits and Order, and making application for obtaining same and attending

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.

for and lodging, but not including Fees paid ... 3 3 0 2 20110

Arbitration.

On taxing costs in Arbitrations the Taxing Officer may take the scales of Fees in contested actions as a guide to the amounts to be allowed.

Views by Jury.

Such fees shall be allowed as the Taxing Officer may consider necessary, including Fees paid for cabs, steamers, or other conveyances.

Maps, Plans, and Models.

The Taxing Officer may allow such Fees for Maps, Plans, or Models at the Trial as he may consider reasonable

Costs in Undefended Actions,

Costs of Writ of Summons whether for action of debt or for liquidated demand, including Instructions, all letters before Action, issuing copy or copies to serve, Fees paid, also service and attending settling amount of claim as to possession, the amount thereof to be indorsed on the Writ Costs of Final Judgment whether in action of debt or liquidated demand, in case of non-appearance by Defendant, in addition to the abovementioned costs but including the necessary Affidavit or Affidavits of Service, and also including Court Fees paid...

Costs of Judgment by default for want of appearance when Defendant resides within the jurisdiction, and Plaintiff recovers a sum not exceeding thirty pounds, and obtains a Judge's certificate that there was sufficient reason for bringing the action in the Court...

If country witnesses, an additional daily allowance 0 2 0 020

0 4 0 0 4 0

0 5 0 050
0 7

to

to

076

- gag gragmaso

1 0

to
12 6

0 7 6

076

020

030

026

to

No witness shall be deemed to be a country witness
who resides within five miles of the principal
Post Office or Court-house of the town where
the suit is tried, or who ordinarily proceeds to
some office or place of employment within five
miles of such Post Office or Court-house.
In addition to the above allowances, country wit-
nesses may be allowed such sums as the Taxing
Officer thinks reasonable, to provide for actual
expenses of conveyance to and from the place of
trial, excluding any charges for maintenance or
sustenance while travelling.

In every case the Taxing Officer may allow such
expenses as he may think have been reasonably
and properly incurred and paid to witnesses for
qualifying to give skilled evidence.

Disbursements.

All Court Fees, and Counsel's Fees, Service, Mileage, and other Fees and payments which in the opinion of the Taxing Officer have been properly paid, shall be allowed.

1. In all cases which come within the Second and
Third Scales when considering allowances
which are discretionary, such as Instructions
for Brief on Trial, Counsel's Fees, &c.,
Taxing Officers are to exercise their dis-
cretion in a manner consistent with the
Scales, i.., by allowing less than would be
allowed, if the case came within the First
Scale.

2. In all cases Taxing Officers shall consider
whether there is a reasonable necessity to
obtain Counsel's advice on evidence; and
copies of pleadings and documents will not
be allowed for in the Brief to Advise on
Evidence as well as in the Brief on Trial.
3. In no case is any fee paid to Counsel to be
allowed unless evidence by the production
of a voucher or otherwise is given to satisfy
the Taxing Officer that the fee has actually
been paid to Counsel.

General.

In any case in which no special provision is made herein, and in which in the opinion of the Taxing Officer an allowance should be made, such sum shall be allowed as shall seem just and reasonable.

s. d.
2 0

£ S. d.
020

£ s. d.

020

RULES 1-2.

ADDITIONAL GENERAL RULES.

WEDNESDAY, THE 25TH DAY OF MARCH, 1903.

The following General Rules are hereby promulgated: -

1. The duties of the Prothonotary under the Rules of the 22nd December, 1902, may, in his absence, or during his indisposition, or at his request, be performed by the Chief Clerk of the Supreme Coutt.

2. No person shall be deemed to be a Managing Clerk within the meaning of the said Rules until he has attained the age of, at least, 25 years.

M. H. STEPHEN, A.C. J.

H. E. COHEN, J.

W. GREGORY WALKER, J.