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COMPANY.
III.—Travelling, keeping possession, legal and other reasonable expenses of the Official Receiver, the amount disbursed.
IV.—On every payment under section 15 of money out of the Companies Liquidation Account, threepence on each pound or fraction of a pound to be charged as follows:—
Where the money consists of unclaimed dividends, on each dividend paid out.
Where the money consists of undistributed funds or balances, on the amount paid out.

Table C.

£ s. d.
High bailiff for attending sittings of the Court, under each

Winding-up Order, per case

0 6 0
Serving every petition or subpoena or Winding-up or other Order (not serviceable by post) within two miles, including affidavit of service 0 3 6
If serviceable by post 0 1 0
Executing every warrant of seizure, or search warrant, or warrant of apprehension, or Order of commitment within two miles of Court 0 10 0
Keeping possession under a warrant, for each day the man is actually in possession; including affidavit of possession being actually kept 0 4 6
(not less than 38. 6d. of the above sum is to be paid to the man in possession, and his receipt produced.)
High bailiff's, or (in the London district) officer's man, travelling to place of possession, or to execute a warrant of or Order of commitment, or to serve a summons or subpoena, or for any other purpose specially directed by the Court, per mile 0 0 5
His time, per day, where distance exceeds 10 miles 0 4 6
His expenses, per day 0 4 6
If high bailiff of a County Court or officer of Supreme Court directed by the Court personally to travel, per mile 0 0 7
His time, per day 0 10 0
His expenses, per day 0 10 0

We, the undersigned Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, do hereby sanction the foregoing scales of fees, and do direct that the fees mentioned in Table A. shall be taken in money, except when they are to be taken by an officer of the Supreme Court of Judicature, or an officer of the Board of Trade, or an officer in the Companies Registration Office, and that the fees mentioned in Tables B. and C. shall be taken in money.

The documents to be stamped and the description of stamps to be used shall be as provided in the schedule annexed hereto.

The adhesive stamps shall be Judicature Fee Stamps, when the fee is to be taken by any officer of the Supreme Court of

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