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Court Rules Act and Small Claims Act
SMALL CLAIMS RULES
Schedule A
[en. B.C. Reg. 74/98; am. B.C. Regs. 10/2003, s. 2; 172/2003, s. 8; 458/2004; 459/2004.]
Fees
You must pay these amounts for the following services: Registry Services $ 1 For filing a notice of claim (a) for claims up to and including $3 000 100 2 For filing a reply, unless the defendant has agreed to pay all of the
claim (a) for claims up to and including $3 000 26 3 For filing a counterclaim or a revised reply containing a new
counterclaim (a) for counterclaims up to and including $3 000 100 4 For filing a third party notice 25 5 For filing an application for a default order 25 6 For a search of a record, other than (a) an electronic search conducted from outside
the registry, or (i) a party to that proceeding, or 8 (a) fee for service 10 7 For copies, per page 1 8 For a certified copy of a record (a) for 10 pages or less 21 9 For a certificate of judgment or any other certificate 30 10 For filing a certified copy of an order (a) from another registry of the court, except for
a Restitution Order made under the Criminal Code 21 11 For taking or swearing an affidavit for use in the court, except for
taking or swearing an affidavit in the course of a person's duties as a
peace officer or as an agent or officer of British Columbia or an
affidavit of non-compliance under Rule 7 (20) 12 For issuing a garnishing order 40 13 14 For resetting a trial or hearing with less than 30 days' notice before
the date of the proceeding as set on the trial list, unless the matter
must be reset due to the unavailability of a judge 100 Sheriff Services 15 For personal service by the sheriff (a) for receiving, filing, personally serving one
person, and returning the document together with a certificate or affidavit
of service or attempted service 100 16 For (a) receiving, filing, serving one person by
registered mail and returning the document together with a certificate of
service or attempted service 17 For enforcing orders for seizure and sale (a) for each order 70 18 In lien and recovery actions, (a) for enforcing a lien other than a repairer's
lien, or for recovering goods, if the enforcement or recovery is completely
or partly accomplished 75 19 In respect of items 17 and 18, for each kilometre travelled 0.45 20 For a search, including a certificate of result 5 21 For taking or swearing an affidavit for use in the court, except for
taking or swearing an affidavit in the course of a person's duties as a
peace officer or as an agent or officer of British Columbia 30 22 All disbursements properly incurred to carry out items 15 to 21
(b) for claims over $3 000
156
(b) for claims over $3 000
50
(b) for counterclaims over $3 000
156
5.1
For returning confirmation of acceptance or refusal of a filing
transmitted to a fax filing pilot project registry by fax, by mail or fax
10
5.2
For filing a request for judgment or for dismissal
25
5.3
For filing an application for a mediation compensation order
25
(b) a search of a record of a proceeding by
(ii) the party's solicitor
6.1
For returning, by fax or mail, the results of a search of an existing
case, the aggregate of the following:
(b) cost per page faxed or mailed
1
6.2
For accessing from outside the registry, including, without limitation,
viewing, printing or downloading, any record that is found by or created
in response to an electronic search or request, including, without
limitation, an index of cases produced in response to a search query
6
(b) for each additional page over 10 pages
6
(b) of an arbitrator under the Residential Tenancy Act
21
31
Repealed. [B.C. Reg.
10/2003, s. 2 (c).]
(b) for each additional person served at the same address
(c) for each additional person served not at the same address
20
30
(b) each additional person served by registered mail at the same address
20
10
(b) for attending, investigating, inventorying, cataloguing, taking
possession, preparing for sale, per hour for each sheriff involved
(c) as commission on the sum realized, or on the sum settled for, as the
case may be, after deducting disbursements properly incurred
(d) the amount of the commission payable under paragraph (c) must be reduced
by 50% if an auctioneer, broker or other individual sells the goods and
chattels for the sheriff and receives a fee or commission for doing so
45
10%
(b) for attending, investigating, inventorying, cataloguing, taking
possession, per hour for each sheriff involved
45
Despite anything in this schedule, if, after consultation with the Chief Judge, the Crown enters into an agreement with a person under which the person is authorized to access one or both of registry records and specified registry services and is exempted from payment of any or all of the fees provided under Items 6, 6.1, 6.2 and 7 for such access, the person may, on payment of any fee required under the agreement and on compliance with any other terms and conditions imposed by the agreement, access, during the term of the agreement, the registry records and registry services to which the agreement applies without payment of the fees from which the person is exempted under the agreement.
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