Pursuant to section 100A of the Judicature Act 1908, His Excellency the Governor-General, acting on the advice and with the consent of the Executive Council, makes the following regulations.

1 Title

2 Commencement

3 Principal regulations amended

4 New Schedule substituted

5 Revocations

Schedule
New Schedule substituted

Regulations

1 Title

These regulations are the Court of Appeal Fees Amendment Regulations 2011.

2 Commencement

These regulations come into force on 1 July 2011.

3 Principal regulations amended

These regulations amend the Court of Appeal Fees Regulations 2001.

4 New Schedule substituted

The Schedule is revoked and the Schedule set out in the Schedule of these regulations substituted.

5 Revocations

The following regulations are consequentially revoked:
- (a) regulation 4 of the Court of Appeal Fees Amendment Regulations 2004:
- (b) the Court of Appeal Fees Amendment Regulations 2009 (SR 2009/402).

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Schedule
Fees payable in respect of proceedings in court

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Fee ($)

1 Filing any application or any notice of appeal 1,087.50

2 Setting down proceedings for hearing (including filing case on appeal and judgment appealed from) 2,658.40

3 Hearing any proceedings set down for hearing for each half-day or part of a half-day after the first day 1,329.20

4 Sealing any order or judgment (including every duplicate or certified copy of any order or judgment) 30.20

5 Settling and comparing record to Privy Council 2,211.30

6 Supplying a copy of a judgment (other than a copy supplied to a party to the proceedings)—

(a) not exceeding 5 pages
18.10

(b) exceeding 5 pages, but not exceeding 50 pages
36.30

(c) exceeding 50 pages, but not exceeding 75 pages
48.30

(d) exceeding 75 pages
60.40

7 Faxing documents at the request of a party (except where documents have to be faxed for operational reasons), $2.40 plus $1.20 per page faxed

8 Supplying a copy of any document, other than a judgment, per page actual and reasonable costs

9 Searching or inspecting the formal court record kept in the registry of the court under rule 5(1) of the Court of Appeal (Access to Court Documents) Rules 2009 25.56

10 Requesting access to a document under rule 7(4) of the Court of Appeal (Access to Court Documents) Rules 2009 or applying, under rule 12 of those rules, for permission to access documents, a court file, or the formal court record 25.56

		Fee ($)
1	Filing any application or any notice of appeal	1,087.50
2	Setting down proceedings for hearing (including filing case on appeal and judgment appealed from)	2,658.40
3	Hearing any proceedings set down for hearing for each half-day or part of a half-day after the first day	1,329.20
4	Sealing any order or judgment (including every duplicate or certified copy of any order or judgment)	30.20
5	Settling and comparing record to Privy Council	2,211.30
6	Supplying a copy of a judgment (other than a copy supplied to a party to the proceedings)—
	(a) not exceeding 5 pages	18.10
	(b) exceeding 5 pages, but not exceeding 50 pages	36.30
	(c) exceeding 50 pages, but not exceeding 75 pages	48.30
	(d) exceeding 75 pages	60.40
7	Faxing documents at the request of a party (except where documents have to be faxed for operational reasons), $2.40 plus $1.20 per page faxed
8	Supplying a copy of any document, other than a judgment, per page	actual and reasonable costs
9	Searching or inspecting the formal court record kept in the registry of the court under rule 5(1) of the Court of Appeal (Access to Court Documents) Rules 2009	25.56
10	Requesting access to a document under rule 7(4) of the Court of Appeal (Access to Court Documents) Rules 2009 or applying, under rule 12 of those rules, for permission to access documents, a court file, or the formal court record	25.56

Michael Webster,
for Clerk of the Executive Council.

Explanatory note

This note is not part of the regulations, but is intended to indicate their general effect.

These regulations, which come into force on 1 July 2011, amend the Court of Appeal Fees Regulations 2001. The amendments adjust the fees payable in respect of civil appeals in the Court of Appeal to reflect the movement in the New Zealand Consumers Price Index (All Groups) since 1 July 2004, except in the case of fees for searching, inspecting, and accessing court documents for which the applicable starting date is 1 February 2010, the date on which those fees became payable.

The fees replaced are inclusive of goods and services tax (GST), but were not amended directly to reflect the 1 October 2010 GST increase, and so differed from those actually charged. The new fees are also GST inclusive.

Issued under the authority of the Acts and Regulations Publication Act 1989.

Date of notification in Gazette: 26 May 2011.

These regulations are administered by the Ministry of Justice.

Court of Appeal Fees Amendment Regulations 2011