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June 17th 05, 09:30 AM
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Costs for fast track - low income
What is the position of costs if you're on a low income and are using the
fast track claims procedure? We haven't got or applied for legal aid, but do the same rules apply? 
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June 17th 05, 07:45 PM
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Costs for fast track - low income
"Fred" wrote in message ... What is the position of costs if you're on a low income and are using the fast track claims procedure? We haven't got or applied for legal aid, but do the same rules apply? costs awarded inter partes take no account of income. Andrew McGee
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June 20th 05, 12:05 AM
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Costs for fast track - low income
"Andrew McGee" wrote in message ... "Fred" wrote in message ... What is the position of costs if you're on a low income and are using the fast track claims procedure? We haven't got or applied for legal aid, but do the same rules apply? costs awarded inter partes take no account of income. Andrew McGee Thanks for you reply. I thought the rules were similar as for legal aid; where costs would not normally be awarded against the party on legal aid. Has this changed?
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