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Article 1Citation, commencement and interpretation#
This Order may be cited as the Judgment Enforcement Fees (Amendment) Order (Northern Ireland) 2004 and shall come into operation on 1st September 2004.
Article 2Citation, commencement and interpretation#
In this Order –
(a)“the principal Order” means the Judgment Enforcement Fees Order (Northern Ireland) 1996; and
(b)the fee referred to by number means the fee so numbered in the Schedule to the principal Order.
Article 3Interpretation of the Principal Order#
After Article 2(e) of the principal Order there shall be added the following –“f “credit card” means a card which –i may be used on its own to pay for goods or services or to withdraw cash, andii enables the holder to make purchases and to draw cash up to a prearranged limit;g “debit card” means a card which may be used as a means of payment under arrangements which do not provide for the extension of credit to the cardholder, but provide for amounts paid by means of the card to be debited to a specified account in his name (or in his name jointly with one or more others); andh “payment instrument” means a cheque or payable order.”
Article 4Manner in which fees are to be taken#
For Article 5 of the principal Order there shall be substituted the following new Article –“5 The fees prescribed by this Order shall be taken –a in cash;b by credit card payment;c by debit card payment; ord by payment instrument.”
Article 5Fees to be taken in the Enforcement of Judgments Office#
In Part I of the Schedule to the principal Order –
(a)for Fee No. 6 there shall be substituted the following new fee –“”• and
(b)for the amount of –
(i)£5·00, payable in respect of Fee No. 7, there shall be substituted the new amount of £6·00; and
(ii)£6·00, payable in respect of Fee No. 9, there shall be substituted the new amount of £10·00.
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