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What is the meaning of fee remission?

Fee remissions are institutional funds set aside by the university to assist students in the payment of their WOU tuition and educational fees. You can think of fee remissions like coupons. Similar to coupons, fee remissions can only be used toward specific items and cannot be used as cash.

How to pay court fees in the UK?

A court fee can be paid: in person, at a court or tribunal by cheque, cash, debit or credit card. by post, with a cheque made out to HM Courts and Tribunals Service online, when a claim is made using the money claim online or possession claim online service.

How do court fees work?

Court costs usually include the initial filing fee , fees for serving the summons , complaint , and subpoenas , and fees to pay for the transcription by a court reporter of depositions or in-court testimony .

Who pays court costs UK?

The general rule is that each side has to pay their own legal costs and no-one elses, whether they win or lose. However, if the court decides that the loser has behaved unreasonably, it can order them to pay the winners legal costs. This only happens very occasionally.