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C-25.01, r. 13 - Tariff of judicial fees applicable to the recovery of small claims
Section 4
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4. The amount of the judicial fee that a creditor must pay as execution costs, in addition to bailiff’s expenses, is $49.50 when the fee is payable by a natural person and $60.75 when the fee is payable by a legal person. The creditor must also, where applicable, pay $6 as the fee for a search via SOQUIJ to verify the execution proceedings already carried out against the defendant.
The judicial fee is payable only for the signing and filing of an initial notice of execution by the clerk and may be claimed from the debtor of the judgment.
4. The amount of the judicial fee that a creditor must pay as execution costs, in addition to bailiff’s expenses, is $48 when the fee is payable by a natural person and $57.75 when the fee is payable by a legal person. The creditor must also, where applicable, pay $6 as the fee for a search via SOQUIJ to verify the execution proceedings already carried out against the defendant.
The judicial fee is payable only for the signing and filing of an initial notice of execution by the clerk and may be claimed from the debtor of the judgment.
4. The amount of the judicial fee that a creditor must pay as execution costs, in addition to bailiff’s expenses, is $46.50 when the fee is payable by a natural person and $54.25 when the fee is payable by a legal person. The creditor must also, where applicable, pay $6 as the fee for a search via SOQUIJ to verify the execution proceedings already carried out against the defendant.
The judicial fee is payable only for the signing and filing of an initial notice of execution by the clerk and may be claimed from the debtor of the judgment.
4. The amount of the judicial fee that a creditor must pay as execution costs, in addition to bailiff’s expenses, is $45.50 when the fee is payable by a natural person and $52.75 when the fee is payable by a legal person. The creditor must also, where applicable, pay $6 as the fee for a search via SOQUIJ to verify the execution proceedings already carried out against the defendant.
The judicial fee is payable only for the signing and filing of an initial notice of execution by the clerk and may be claimed from the debtor of the judgment.
4. The amount of the judicial fee that a creditor must pay as execution costs, in addition to bailiff’s expenses, is $44.75 when the fee is payable by a natural person and $52.25 when the fee is payable by a legal person. The creditor must also, where applicable, pay $6 as the fee for a search via SOQUIJ to verify the execution proceedings already carried out against the defendant.
The judicial fee is payable only for the signing and filing of an initial notice of execution by the clerk and may be claimed from the debtor of the judgment.
4. The amount of the judicial fee that a creditor must pay as execution costs, in addition to bailiff’s expenses, is $44 when the fee is payable by a natural person and $51.25 when the fee is payable by a legal person. The creditor must also, where applicable, pay $6 as the fee for a search via SOQUIJ to verify the execution proceedings already carried out against the defendant.
The judicial fee is payable only for the signing and filing of an initial notice of execution by the clerk and may be claimed from the debtor of the judgment.
4. The amount of the judicial fee that a creditor must pay as execution costs, in addition to bailiff’s expenses, is $43.25 when the fee is payable by a natural person and $50.50 when the fee is payable by a legal person. The creditor must also, where applicable, pay $6 as the fee for a search via SOQUIJ to verify the execution proceedings already carried out against the defendant.
The judicial fee is payable only for the signing and filing of an initial notice of execution by the clerk and may be claimed from the debtor of the judgment.
4. The amount of the judicial fee that a creditor must pay as execution costs, in addition to bailiff’s expenses, is $43 when the fee is payable by a natural person and $50 when the fee is payable by a legal person. The creditor must also, where applicable, pay $6 as the fee for a search via SOQUIJ to verify the execution proceedings already carried out against the defendant.
The judicial fee is payable only for the signing and filing of an initial notice of execution by the clerk and may be claimed from the debtor of the judgment.
