House of Commons Costs Taxation Act 1847(repealed)
House of Commons Costs Taxation Act 1847(repealed) (1847 c. 69)
- House of Commons Costs Taxation Act 1847(repealed) (1847 c. 69)
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- 3 Taxing officer to be appointed by the Speaker.
- 4 The Speaker to prepare list of charges henceforth to be allowed.
- 5 Taxing officer may examine parties and witnesses on oath.
- 6 Taxing officer empowered to call for books and papers.
- 7 Taxing officer to take such fees as may be allowed by House of Commons. Application of fees.
- 8 On application of party chargeable, or on application of parliamentary agent, attorney, or solicitor, the taxing officer to tax the bill. No application to be entertained by taxing officer after judgement obtained.
- 9 Taxing officer to report to the Speaker. If either party complain of report, they may deposit a memorial, and the Speaker may require a further report. If no memorial deposited, Speaker may issue certificate of the amount found due.
- 10 Construction of certain words in this Act.
- 11 Form of citing the Act.
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