The Supreme Court Fees Order 2024
1Citation, commencement, extent and interpretation
2Fees payable
3Fees payable: appeals commenced or claims submitted before 1st April 2024
4Remissions, part remissions and refunds
5Revocations
SCHEDULE 1Fees payable in the Supreme Court
1In this Schedule, a “reference” means any reference under—
2The table for the purposes of article 2(1) is as...
SCHEDULE 2Remissions, part remissions and refunds
1Interpretation
2Fee remission if a party satisfies the disposable capital test
3Disposable capital test
4Disposable capital: general
5Disposable capital: non-monetary savings and investments
6Disposable capital: savings and investments held outside the United Kingdom
7Disposable capital: foreign currency
8Disposable capital: jointly owned savings and investments
9Excluded disposable capital
10Gross monthly income test
11Gross monthly income cap
12Gross monthly income
13Disposable capital and gross monthly income of a partner
14Application for remission of a fee
15Remission in exceptional circumstances
16Remission for charitable or not-for-profit organisations
17Refunds
18Legal aid
19Vexatious litigants
20Exceptions
SCHEDULE 3Revocations

2024 No. 148 (L. 4)

Supreme Court Of The United Kingdom

The Supreme Court Fees Order 2024

Made

Laid before Parliament

Coming into force

The Lord Chancellor, with the agreement of the Treasury, makes the following Order in exercise of the power conferred by section 52 of the Constitutional Reform Act 20051.

The Lord Chancellor has consulted in accordance with section 52(4) to (6) of that Act.