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HER MAJESTY'S COURTS SERVICE
SUPREME COURT GROUP
QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION
Master's Support Unit
Room No: E14
Royal Courts of Justice
The Strand
London
WC2A 2LL
T 020 7947 6437
F 020 7947 7339
Minicom VII 020 7842 7553
(Helpline for the deaf and hard of hearing)
www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk
Our Ref: MSU
Thomas Moore
1 Pares Land Walk
Rochdale OL16 5SX
25th July 2005
Dear Sir/Madam
RE : Case Number: HQ0 5X00 419
Sarah Branson and others v Thomas Moore
The documents tendered by post in the above matter are returned for the following reasons:
Please enclose a copy of this letter with your reply.
- No fee was enclosed with your application.
- The fee for a Without Notice Application or Consent Application is £50. Cheques/postal orders/bankers drafts should be made payable to "HMCS". If exempt from paying Court fees, please submit an exemption form in that amount.
- Please find enclosed a booklet regarding court fees with a fee exemption/remission form.
Yours faithfully
Miss Tomlin
Master's Support Unit
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This response is to a letter that says:
"This Application needs to be heard in advance of the hearing on 28 July 2005, and I need to have the Court's determination on this Application, sufficiently in advance of the 28 July 2005 hearing, for me to consider, arrange and implement my response.
"May I please remind you, that this application is in response to a Court determination, of which the Court ordered that I be first informed on 20 July 2005?"
With an application for an Order that,
- "any fee obligation for this Application is met as soon as practicable, and does not obstruct determination of this Application."
With a witness statement that said,
- "I do not know if a fee is applies to this application, but if one does I am exempt. One must make applications for fee exemption at the RCJ at a separate office, and submit evidence. Evidence is not readily available as benefit payments are made electronically, so I cannot simply copy a recent payment cheque, and all notices of benefit award are older than the 28 day maximum the Court Service applies to such evidence. Having applied for fee exemption, the RCJ office takes more than seven days to reply, and their responses to me are usually unhelpful. Hence, it is not possible to obtain the fee exemption certificate, and submit it with this application, within the Court imposed seven day time limit."
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