High Court Rules (Amendment) (Cth)

JUDICIARY ACT

HIGH COURT RULES

Statutory Rules 1968, No. 4 (a)

Commencement.

1. These Rules shall take effect on the first day of February, 1968.

Repeal.

2. Order 71, rule 102, is repealed.

Fees.

3. Order 72, rule 8, is amended by adding at the end thereof the following sub-rule:—.

“(2.) The last preceding sub-rule does not require the payment of a fee or charge in respect of a matter specified in the Third Schedule in a case where a note to an item in that Schedule provides that the matter may be done without payment of that fee or charge.”.

Fees required to be paid.

4. Order 72, rule 9, is amended by inserting after the word “document” (first occurring) the words “in respect of which a fee is payable or a charge provided under these Rules”.

Decimal currency.

5. The First Schedule is amended—

(a)by omitting from Forms 2 and 4 the symbol “£” and inserting in its stead the symbol “$”;

(b)by omitting from Form 27 the symbol “£” (first, second and third occurring) and inserting in its stead the symbol “$”;

(c)by omitting from Form 27 the words—

“the above sum of	pounds	shillings
and  pence into Court in this action.
£ :”.
and inserting in their stead the words—
“the above sum of	dollars	cents
into Court in this action.
$  .”; and

(d)by omitting from Forms 28 and 32 the symbol “£” and inserting in its stead the symbol “$”.

Second Schedule.

6. The Second Schedule is repealed and the Schedule set out in the First Schedule to this Rule is inserted in its stead.

Third Schedule.

7.—(1.) The Third Schedule is repealed and the Schedule set out in the Second Schedule to this Rule is inserted in its stead.

(a) Made under the Judiciary Act 1903–1966 as of 12 December 1967; notified in the Commonwealth Gazette on 18 January 1968.

(2.) Where, in relation to a proceeding commenced before the date on which these Rules took effect—

(a)a fee was paid before that date in respect of a matter in accordance with an item in the Schedule repealed by the last preceding subparagraph; and

(b)the note to the item in the Schedule inserted by that sub-paragraph that applies to that matter provides that an additional fee under item 29, 30 or 31, whichever is applicable, of that Schedule is not payable in respect of any other matter, being a matter for which a separate fee would have been payable under the Schedule so repealed,

that separate fee continues to be applicable to that other matter in relation to that proceeding.

(3.) Where an action, appeal, special case, written case, order nisi or application for an order absolute was entered for hearing before the date on which these Rules took effect, the fee specified in item 8 in the Third Schedule to the High Court Rules is payable for each copy of the reasons for judgment given in the proceeding that is issued after that date to a person, whether or not the person is a party to the proceeding.

Decimal currency.

8. The High Court Rules are amended as set out in the Third Schedule to this Rule.

THE SCHEDULES

FIRST SCHEDULE  Rule 6.

“SECOND SCHEDULE 0.71, r.23.

COSTS.

Writs.

$
1. Originating process.............................................................................................................	8.40
If more than three folios, for every extra folio...................................................................	0.75
2. Endorsement of claim (if special).........................................................................................	4.20
If more than three folios, for every extra folio...................................................................	0.75
3. Concurrent writ of summons................................................................................................	2.10
4. Writ of subpoena duces tecum..............................................................................................	3.15
5. Writ of subpoena ad testificandum.......................................................................................	3.15
6. Writ of fieri facias or of possession......................................................................................	8.40
7. Other writ to enforce a judgment or order.............................................................................	8.40
8. Any other writ not specified above
Such amount as the taxing officer thinks reasonable.
9. If any of the above writs (except writs of summons) exceed four folios, for each extra folio.....	0.75
These costs include all endorsements, and copies or praecipes for the officers scaling them, and attendances to issue or seal, but not the Court fees.
Summonses.
10. Summonses to attend at Justices’ Chambers........................................................................	4.20
or
If special, at taxing officer’s discretion, not exceeding......................................................	8.40
11. Originating summons for proceedings in Chambers (including drawing, engrossing and copy to file)...............................................................................................................................	8.40
or
At taxing officer’s discretion
12. Attending to issue, including attendance to have date or return fixed.....................................	4.20
An allowance shall not be made for praecipes unless special and exceeding three folios.

“Second Schedule—continued

Notices.

$
13. Notice to produce (including copy to serve)........................................................................................................................................	4.20
If not more than five folios, for each extra folio....................................................................................................................................................	1.15
14. Notice to admit (including copy to serve)........................................................................................................................................	8.40
If more than five folios, for each extra folio....................................................................................................................................................	1.15
15. Any necessary or proper notice or memorandum not otherwise provided for or any demand........................................................................................................................................	3.15
This provision does not apply to short notices or memoranda endorsed on other documents but the words or folios therein may be allowed as part of the document so endorsed.
The allowance in this item includes preparation of notice and one copy for service.
Services.
16. Personal service of any process or proceeding where necessary........................................................................................................................................	5.25
If served at a distance of more than three miles from the nearest place of business, or office of the solicitor serving the same, according to the time occupied and fares paid.
17. When, in consequence of the distance of the party to be served, it is proper to effect service through an agent, for correspondence........................................................................................................................................	4.20
In addition, correspondent’s charges....................................................................................................................................................	8.40
or
The amount actually and reasonably charged by and paid to the person serving
18. When more than one attendance is necessary to effect service, or to ground an application for substituted service, such further allowances may be made as the taxing officer thinks fit.
19. For service out of the jurisdiction, such allowance is to be made as the taxing officer thinks fit.
20. The amount to be allowed as fees properly paid for service of a writ, or any other document which requires personal service, shall be as follows:—
(a)If served by the nearest Marshal’s officer, the amount properly paid to the Marshal or to the officer in accordance with the scale of fees in force for the time being.
(b)If served by any other person, the amount (not exceeding the amount payable under the last preceding paragraph) actually paid to that person consisting of—
(i) the fee paid for swearing the affidavit of service;
(ii) reasonable and necessary expenses of travelling and sustenance; and
(iii) a fee of $3.00, with an additional $3.00 for each day necessarily occupied after the first day.
(c)Where more than one attendance is necessary but can be, made on the same day, an additional allowance shall not be made.
(d)If served by an officer of a court in a State or Territory, the same amount as would be payable to that officer in respect of the service of process issued out of the court of which he is an officer.
21. Where service by post is authorized........................................................................................................................................	2.10
22. Where service is at the office of a solicitor on the record or at the address for service of a party........................................................................................................................................	2.10
When any two or more documents have to be, or may be, served together, one fee only for such service may be allowed.
Appearances.
23. Preparing and entering an appearance, including duplicate memorandum........................................................................................................................................	4.20
24. If entered at one time, for more than one person, for every defendant beyond the first........................................................................................................................................	0.75
25. Notice of appearance, for service........................................................................................................................................	2.10
Instructions.
26. To sue or defend........................................................................................................................................	12.60
27. To appeal, cross-appeal or oppose appeal........................................................................................................................................	12.60
28. For statement of claim........................................................................................................................................	12.60
29. For special case........................................................................................................................................	12.60
30. For defence, or plea or demurrer........................................................................................................................................	8.40
31. For counterclaim or defence to counterclaim........................................................................................................................................	8.40
32. For reply, with or without joinder of issue........................................................................................................................................	6.30
33. For confession of defence........................................................................................................................................	6.30
34. For special petition, or any other pleading (not being a summons)........................................................................................................................................	8.40
35. To amend a pleading........................................................................................................................................	4.20

“Second Schedule—continued

$
36. For statement of facts in an action, or for particulars of breaches or objections in an action for infringement of a patent......................................................................................................	8.40
37. For interrogatories or answers to interrogatories.......................................................................	8.40
38. For special affidavits...............................................................................................................	8.40
39. For documents to be brought into the Registry, such as accounts. &c.........................................	4.20
40. For or in opposition to a motion to be made, in Court or an application in Chambers...................	6.30
41. To add parties by order of the Court or a Justice.......................................................................	3.15
42. For counsel to advise on evidence............................................................................................	8.40
43. For bond or any other deed......................................................................................................	4.20
44. For brief on application in Chambers.......................................................................................	4.20
45. For brief, such fee may be allowed as the taxing officer thinks fit having regard to all the circumstances of the case....................................................................................................
46. An allowance in the nature of instructions for brief may be allowed to a solicitor when he conducts the cause or matter himself.
47. Instructions are not to be allowed in cases where the work intended to be included therein is charged for or allowed in detail.
Instead of the charges for instructions, such larger sums may be allowed as the taxing officer may think reasonable having regard to all the circumstances.
Drawing Pleadings and other Documents.
48. Pleadings, including petitions (but not including particulars or summonses) not exceeding nine folios	8.40
or
Such amount as the taxing officer thinks reasonable.
49. Briefs, including necessary and proper observations..................................................................	3.15
or
Per folio....................................................................................................................................................	0.75
50. Brief to hear reserved judgment, including copy (not allowed in Chamber applications)..............	2.10
51. Notices of appeal and notices of motion...................................................................................	8.40
or
Per folio....................................................................................................................................................	0.75
52. Affidavit of service of any writ or other proceedings when required...........................................	4.20
53. Marking each exhibit to an affidavit.........................................................................................	0.30
54. Any other necessary document, per folio..................................................................................	0.75
Copies.
55. Of documents and briefs not prepared by means of roneograph, photo copying, or other duplicating process where no other provision is made, per folio..............................................................	0.25
56. Carbon or machine made copies, per folio................................................................................	0.15
57. When a document is printed and, in the opinion of the taxing officer, it would not have been reasonably safe or convenient to send the original to the printer, the solicitor of the party printing may be allowed, for a copy for the printer, per folio	0.25
58. For completing and filling in printed forms, except as otherwise provided, such allowance as the taxing officer thinks reasonable.
Perusals.
59. Of pleadings, including petitions, amendments of pleadings, originating summonses and motions, interrogatories, answers to interrogatories, special cases, statements of facts, special affidavits, particulars and objections, notices to produce or admit	3.15
or
Per folio....................................................................................................................................................	0.30
60. All other documents, including deeds, correspondence, exhibits, affidavits, counsel’s opinion or advice, per folio.................................................................................................................	0.30
Attendances.
61. To obtain consent of next friend or of a guardian ad litem.........................................................	4.20
62. To inspect documents or produce documents for inspection.......................................................	4.20
or
Per hour....................................................................................................................................................	8.40
63. To examine admissions, including signing................................................................................	4.20
or
Per folio....................................................................................................................................................
64. To obtain or give any necessary or proper consent or undertaking..............................................	3.15

“Second Schedule—continued

$
65. To obtain an appointment to examine witnesses...................................................................	3.15
66. On examination of witnesses before an officer of the Court or other person with counsel per hour....................................................................................................................................	8.40
67. On examination of witnesses before an officer of the Court or other person without counsel, such allowance as the taxing officer thinks reasonable.
68. If the examination is more than three miles from a place of business of the solicitor, such additional allowance may be made as the taxing officer thinks reasonable.
69. On deponent being sworn...................................................................................................	3.15
70. On the hearing of a summons in Chambers..........................................................................	4.20
or
Per hour..................................................................................................................................................	8.40
71. On counsel with brief or other papers—
(a)If counsel’s fees is less than $21.00..........................................................................	3.15
(b) If $21.00 or more and less than $52.50.....................................................................	4.20
(c) If $52.50 or more....................................................................................................	8.40
72. On counsel to mark refresher or to appoint conference or consultation...................................	3.15
73. On consultation or conference with counsel.........................................................................	6.30
or
Per hour..................................................................................................................................................	10.50
74. Examining appeal book, in cases where the Registrar is satisfied it has been done with substantial efficiency, per hour......................................................................................................

8.40
75. Examining the proof print, per folio.....................................................................................	0.10
76. To enter or set down cause, special case or appeal for trial or hearing....................................	3.15
77. In Court on hearing of motion, originating summons, special case, petition, appeal or any other hearing or trial of a cause, matter or issue of fact—
(a) if the solicitor attends, per hour................................................................................	12.60
or
Not to exceed per day..............................................................................................	63.00
(b)if a managing clerk attends in place of the solicitor, per hour.....................................	6.30
or
Not to exceed per day..............................................................................................	31.50
(c)If any other clerk attends in place of the solicitor, per hour.........................................	3.15
78. When in the opinion of the taxing officer it is necessary for two solicitors, or for the solicitor and managing clerk, to attend the hearing or the trial of a cause or matter, an additional allowance may be made per hour of..............................................................................................	6.30
79. When in the opinion of the taxing officer it is necessary for a clerk other than a managing clerk to attend the hearing or the trial of a cause or matter with the solicitor or a managing clerk where witnesses are examined or cross-examined, an additional allowance may be made per hour of........................................................................................................................	3.15
80. Where the taxing officer is satisfied that a solicitor carries on business in a place other than that in which the Court is sitting and that it is necessary for him to leave that place to attend in Court at the hearing or the trial of a cause or matter, an allowance (in addition to reasonable travelling expenses) may be made for each day (other than Saturdays and Sundays) that he is necessarily absent of such amount as the taxing officer thinks reasonable, not exceeding..	42.00
or
If a clerk attends in place of the solicitor, a similar daily allowance (in addition to reasonable travelling expenses) may be made, not exceeding...........................................................	21.00
The taxing officer must be satisfied that the purpose of the journey could not have been satisfactorily accomplished by an agent.
81. On calling of list in Court...................................................................................................	6.30
82. To certify a document or record..........................................................................................	2.10
83. To hear reserved judgment..................................................................................................	4.20
84. On taxing of bill of costs—
(a) if the solicitor attends, per hour................................................................................	10.50
(b) if a clerk attends, per hour.......................................................................................	4.20
85. To obtain signature of the Registrar to an order made in Chambers or to obtain signature to and sealing of an order made by the Court............................................................................	3.15
86. To file, lodge or deliver a document or outer papers, to obtain an appointment from an officer of the Court to insert advertisements or other attendance of a similar nature capable of performance by a junior clerk........................................................................................	3.15
87. At Registry, in connexion with the payment of money into or out of Court.............................	3.15
88. To search whether an appearance has been entered or a document has been filed	3.15
89. To bespeak and for copy of jury panel, or any other document necessarily ordered from an officer of the Court.................................................................................................................	3.15

“Second Schedule—continued

$
90. Before the Registrar to settle minutes of judgment or order or the like—
(a)if the solicitor attends, per hour.......................................................................................................................................		8.40
(b) if a cleric attends, per hour.......................................................................................................................................		3.15
91. Any other attendance of the solicitor or a managing clerk involving the exercise of skill or legal knowledge, per hour.......................................................................................................................................		12.60
92. An attendance for which no other provision is made.......................................................................................................................................		4.20
or
Such amount as the taxing officer thinks reasonable.
Letters.
93. An ordinary letter (including letters between principal and agent).......................................................................................................................................		2.10
94. Special letters.......................................................................................................................................		4.20
or
Such allowance as the taxing officer thinks reasonable.
95. Circular letters after the first.......................................................................................................................................		0.75
or
Such allowance as the taxing officer thinks reasonable.
An allowance may also be made, if the circumstances warrant it, for the necessary expense of postage, carriage and transmission of documents.
Views.
96. Inspection or view, such fees shall be allowed as the taxing officer considers necessary, including all fees paid for travelling and sustenance.
Maps, Plans, Photographs and Models.
97. The taxing officer may allow such fees for maps, plans, photographs and models for use at the trial as he considers reasonable.
Witnesses’ Expenses.	Allowance per day.
$
98. Witnesses called because of their professional, scientific or other special skill or knowledge.......................................................................................................................................		10.50
Witnesses generally.......................................................................................................................................		to 52.50 6.00
Or, if remunerated in their occupations by wages, salary or fees, the amount lost by the witness by the attendance of the witness, not exceeding $16 per day of attendance.
Witnesses attending in more than one action or matter will be entitled to a proportionate part only of their expenses in each action or matter.
A witness shall be deemed to be a country witness if he does not reside within twenty-five miles of the court house where the cause or matter is tried or heard.
In addition to the above allowances, country witnesses may be allowed such sum as the taxing officer thinks reasonable to provide for actual expenses of conveyance to and from the place of trial or hearing and a reasonable amount for maintenance or sustenance.
The taxing officer may also allow such amount as he thinks reasonably and properly incurred and paid to witnesses for qualifying to give skilled evidence.
Notwithstanding anything in the scale, the taxing officer may allow to an expert witness a special fee for any attendance at Court not covered by the foregoing paragraphs of this item when the witness is acting as an expert in assisting counsel or a solicitor for a period during the trial or hearing. The scale in this item does not affect the existing practice of allowing qualifying fees to witnesses.
Disbursements.
99. All court fees, counsel’s fees and other fees and payments to the extent to which they have been properly and reasonably incurred and paid shall be allowed.
The remuneration allowed to a solicitor shall be governed by the foregoing scale but in special cases the taxing officer may in his discretion allow such additional charges or disbursements as he considers reasonable.
In the abovementioned scale of costs the words ‘the solicitor’ shall mean the solicitor on the record, his partner or his agent or his agent’s partner.”.

SECOND SCHEDULE  Paragraph 7.

“THIRD SCHEDULE 0.72, r.8.

Scale of Fees.

$
1. On commencing an action, appeal or other proceeding in the Court, whether by writ of summons, notice of motion, petition or notice of appeal	12.00
[Note—At any time before the proceeding is entered for hearing, the party commencing the proceeding may, without payment of any additional fee under item 29, 30 or 31—
(a)institute interlocutory proceedings in relation to the proceeding;
(b)file any document, or cause any document to be sealed, in connexion with the proceeding or with interlocutory proceedings so instituted; and
(c) seal and file any order made by a Justice or the Court in or in relation to the proceeding or any such interlocutory proceeding.]
2. On entering an appearance to an action, appeal or other proceeding in the High Court—if two or more persons are all represented by the same solicitor and all enter an appearance in the same document, for those persons or, in any other case, for each person.........................................	5.00
[Note—Before a proceeding is entered for hearing, a party who has entered an appearance to the proceeding may, without payment of any additional fee under item 29, 30 or 31—
(a)institute interlocutory proceedings in relation to the proceeding;
(b) file any document, or cause any document to be sealed, in connexion with the proceeding or with interlocutory proceedings so instituted; and
(c) seal and file any order made by a Justice or the Court in or in relation to the proceeding or any such interlocutory proceeding.]
3. On an application under rule 1 of Order 55 of these Rules......................................................	12.00
[Note—The applicant may, without payment of any additional fee under item 29, 30 or 31, file any document relating to the application and seal and file the order made upon the hearing of the application.]
4. On issuing a subpoena and filing the praecipe, for each person...............................................	1.00
5. On issuing a summons to extend time before proceedings are commenced..............................	5.00
[Note.—The person issuing the summons may, without payment of any additional fee under item 29, 30 or 31, file any document and seal and file the order made upon the hearing of the summons.]
6. On entering for hearing before a Justice or the Full Court an action, appeal, special case, written case, order nisi or application for order absolute...................................................................	20.00
[Note—At any time before the Justice or the court has given judgment, any party may, without payment of any additional fee under item 29, 30 or 31—
(a)institute any interlocutory proceedings in relation to the proceeding;
(b)file any document, or cause any document to be sealed, in connexion with the proceeding or with interlocutory proceedings so instituted; and
(c)seal and file any order made by a Justice or the Court in or in relation to the proceeding or any such interlocutory proceeding.]
7. On entering for hearing before a Justice or the Full Court an objection to the competency of an appeal................................................................................................................................	6.00
[Note—The party entering the objection for hearing is entitled, without payment of any additional fee under item 31, to seal and file the order made upon the hearing of the objection.]
8. Reasons for judgment given by a Justice or the Full Court in a proceeding—for each copy issued to a person not a party to the proceeding and for each copy in excess of one copy issued to a party to the proceeding—per page......................................................................................	0.50
9. On entering judgment, by default or consent, in a proceeding—if entered before the proceeding is entered for hearing..........................................................................................................	5.00
10. Caveat, other than a caveat filed in relation to a proceeding by a party to the proceeding..........	1.00
11. On payment of money into court other than a payment in relation to a proceeding by a party to the proceeding....................................................................................................................	1.00
12. On paying money out of court..............................................................................................	1.00
13. For a warrant to arrest a ship................................................................................................	4.00
14. For searching any proceeding, other than a search made by or on behalf of a party to the proceeding—per hour or part of an hour.............................................................................	1.00

“THIRD SCHEDULE—continued

$
15. For an office copy of a record of the court or of a document filed in a registry—
If in the English language, per page..................................................................................................................................................	0.50
If in a foreign language, the actual cost of making and examining the copy and, in addition, for marking and sealing the copy as an office copy...................................................................................................................................	5.00
16. Report made by the Registrar under Order 53, for each copy in excess of one copy issued to a party to the proceeding, per page........................................................................................................................................	0.50
17. Taxing officer’s reasons—
If given orally—for each copy, per page...................................................................................................................................	0.50
If given in writing—for each copy in excess of one copy issued to a party to the proceeding, per page...................................................................................................................................	0.50
18. On obtaining an appointment to examine a witness before an officer of the Court or other person........................................................................................................................................	2.00
19. In respect of each witness examined, for each hour or part of an hour........................................................................................................................................	5.00
20. In respect of each witness examined away from the office of the examiner, in addition to reasonable travelling and other expenses—
If the time occupied is not more than three hours............................................................................................................................................	15.00
If the time occupied is more than three hours—for each day or part of a day	30.00
21. On filing and attesting the execution of an instrument of security........................................................................................................................................	2.00
22. For issuing a writ of execution or warrant of possession........................................................................................................................................	4.00
23. On a fiat of a Justice........................................................................................................................................	1.00
24. On taking or vacating a recognizance or bond........................................................................................................................................	2.00
25. On an application for an officer to attend with a record or document at a court or place out of the court building, in addition to the just charges and expenses of the officer, for each day or part of a day during which the officer is necessarily absent from the Registry........................................................................................................................................	8.00
26. On obtaining appointment for taxation of a bill of costs........................................................................................................................................	4.00
27. For taxing a bill of costs—for every Four dollars or part of Four dollars of the amount found due upon taxation........................................................................................................................................	0.10
28. On obtaining appointment to settle the index of a transcript for use upon the hearing of an appeal........................................................................................................................................	8.00
29. For settling the index to the record on appeal to the Privy Council and certifying and sealing the record—
For a record containing 100 pages or less, or for the first 100 pages in a record containing more than 100 pages........................................................................................................................................	35.00
For each additional page in a record containing more than 100 pages..................................................................................................................................................	0.25
30. On filing a document, including a memorandum or notice, in respect of which no fee is otherwise payable, not being a document that, under an item in this Schedule, may be filed without payment of a fee under this item........................................................................................................................................	2.00
31. On sealing a document in respect of which no fee is otherwise payable, not being a document that, under an item in this Schedule, may be sealed without payment of a fee under this item........................................................................................................................................	2.00
32. On sealing and filing an order of a Justice or the Court in respect of which no fee is otherwise payable, not being an order that, under an item in the Schedule, may be sealed and filed without payment of a fee under this item........................................................................................................................................	5.00
33. For a certificate of the Registrar, other than a Certificate of Taxation or a certificate referred to in item 28........................................................................................................................................

5.00

34. The fees to be taken in the offices of the Marshal or a Deputy Marshal are the same as those which, by the practice of the Supreme Court of the State or Territory in which the proceeding is taken or the act is done or authorized, are required to be taken by the Sheriff in respect of a like proceeding or act in a cause pending in that Court.”.

THIRD SCHEDULE  Paragraph 8.

AMENDMENTS IN RELATION TO DECIMAL CURRENCY

Provision amended	Omit—					Insert—
Order 3, rule 4 (3.)...............................................	six pounds six  shillings (£6. 6. 0.) the said sum of six pounds six shillings (£6. 6. 0.)					Twelve dollars sixty cents the said sum of Twelve dollars sixty cents
Four pounds four shillings (£4. 4. 0.)					Eight dollars forty cents
Order 11, rule 20 (2.)...............................................	One pound per centum					one per centum
Order 16, rule 26 (a)...............................................	One hundred pounds					Two hundred dollars
Two hundred pounds					Four hundred dollars
Order 16, rule 26 (b)...............................................	Nine pounds					Eighteen dollars
Order 39, rule 7 (3.)...............................................	£	s.	d.	$
0	2	6	0.25
0	5	0	0.50
1	1	0	2.10
0	1	0	0.10
0	5	0	0.50
Order 49, rule 16 (2.) (b)...............................................	Five pounds per centum					five per centum
Order 52, rule 1 (b)(iii)...............................................	Five hundred pounds					One thousand dollars
Order 70, rule 10 (3.)...............................................	Fifty pounds					One hundred dollars
Order 71, rule 42 (1.)...............................................	One hundred pounds					Two hundred dollars
Two hundred pounds					Four hundred dollars
Order 71, rule 64 (1.)...............................................	Three pounds three shillings					Six dollars thirty cents
Order 71, rule 64 (4.)...............................................	Three pounds three shillings					Six dollars thirty cents
G. E. BARWICK C. J.
EDWARD A. McTIERNAN J.
F. W. KITTO J.
(L.S.)					DOUGLAS I. MENZIES J
					W. J. V. WINDEYER J
N. GAMBLE, Principal Registrar					W. F. L. OWEN J.

11623/69—9