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Rules with respect to Fees.
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C. The Lord Chancellor of Great Britain as respects the Courts of Chancery and Bankruptcy in England, the Lord Chancellor of Ireland as respects the Courts of Chancery and Bankruptcy in Ireland, the Court of Session in Scotland by Act of Sederunt as respects Proceedings in such Court, may make Rules specifying the Fees to be paid in respect of Proceedings taken under the Third Part of this Act for winding-up a Company in such Courts respectively, and the Fees so paid in any Court of Chancery or Bankruptcy shall be applied in the Manner in which Fees taken in such Courts in ordinary Proceedings are applied; and as respects Fees to be paid in like Proceedings in the Court of the Vice-Warden of the Stannaries, it shall be lawful for the Vice-Warden to authorize Fees to be taken not exceeding in Number or Amount the Fees so authorized from Time to Time by the Lord Chancellor of Great Britain to be paid in Courts of Bankruptcy, and the Council of the Prince of Wales, or the Special Commissioners for managing the Affairs of the Duchy of Cornwall, as the Case may be, may direct in what Manner the Monies arising from such Fees are to be applied towards the annual Expenses of the Court of the Stannaries, or towards the Payment or in augmentation of the present official Salaries.
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