Justices Act (Courts of Petty Sessions Fees) Regulations (WA)
Western Australia
Justices Act 1902
These regulations were repealed as a result of the repeal of the
Western Australia
Western Australia
Justices Act 1902Justices Act 1902
These regulations may be cited as the
In these regulations, unless the contrary intention appears —
(a) a person who produces, or in respect of whom there is produced, to the clerk, evidence to the satisfaction of the clerk showing that the person holds —
(i) a Health Care Card;
(ii) a Health Benefit Card; or
(iii) a Pensioners Health Benefit Card,
issued by the Department of Social Security or the Department of Veteran’s Affairs of the Government of the Commonwealth; or
(b) a person who satisfies the clerk that he is, by reason of his financial circumstances, unable to pay the prescribed fees.
(1) Subject to subregulation (2), on and after the coming into operation of these regulations the fees prescribed in the First Schedule to these regulations shall be the fees to be taken in Courts of Petty Sessions.
(2) No fee shall be taken on the lodgement under the
Restraining Orders Act 1997 of —(a) an application for a violence restraining order; or
(b) an application to vary or cancel a restraining order made by a person referred to in section 45(1)(a) to (d) of that Act.
(1) Where —
(a) proceedings are instituted or taken —
(i) by a member of the police force; or
(ii) by an officer of a State Department on behalf of that department;
(b) a member of the State Crown Law Department
2 acts or appears on behalf of a board or other body;(ba) proceedings are instituted or taken by a legal practitioner, who is not an officer of the State Public Service, for or on behalf of a board or other body specified in the Second Schedule to these regulations;
(c) the Court, on being satisfied that the complainant or applicant is without means and has a
prima facie case concerning the maintenance of a child, endorses the complaint or application “in forma pauperis ”; or(d) proceedings are instituted or taken —
(i) pursuant to the provisions of Part VIA of the
Justices Act 1902 3 ; or(ii) pursuant to the provisions of Part II of the
Road Maintenance (Contribution) Act 1965 ,4
the appropriate fees so prescribed are payable only upon conviction of and recovery from the defendant or the making of a restraining order and recovery from the respondent.
(2) Subject to the provisions of subregulations (1), (2a) and (3) of this regulation, no document or step in respect of which a fee is so prescribed shall be accepted or taken in a Court of Petty Sessions unless that fee is paid.
(2a) The Clerk of Petty Sessions shall, in the case where —
(a) a defendant or respondent requests a copy of a complaint or application, either personally or by counsel or solicitor;
(b) the Court has not made a decision in relation to the application or each charge in the complaint that applies to the defendant or respondent; and
(c) the defendant or respondent has not previously obtained a copy of the complaint or application under this subregulation,
waive the fee for a copy of the complaint or application.
(3) The Clerk of Petty Sessions may waive, reduce or defer any fee payable, or refund any fee paid —
(a) by a disadvantaged person; or
(b) if the Clerk considers it to be in the interests of justice to do so.
1. | For every complaint or application other than an application set out in item 11................................ | 44.00 |
2. | For every summons to defendant........................... | 7.00 |
3. | For every order or conviction drawn up................ | 14.00 |
4. | For every copy of an order, conviction, complaint or application (at any stage of proceedings).......... | 7.50 |
Note: (a) Where an order, conviction, complaint or application has several matters alleged, the fee is $7.50 PLUS $1.00 for a copy of each annexure. (No additional fee for certification of “AND FURTHER” is required) (b) Fee for copy of complaint is not payable where circumstances under regulation 3(2a) exist | ||
5. | For every search in the records.............................. | 11.50 |
6. | For every summons to witness............................... | 7.00 |
7. | For service of summons or order of court.............. | 17.25 |
8. | For a warrant of any kind — (a) issue thereof.................................................... (b) execution thereof............................................. | 25.00 46.00 |
9. | Travelling fee on service of a summons or order of Court or on execution of a warrant — for each kilometre (one way only)....................................... | 0.90 |
10. | For copies of documents — | |
(a) depositions, transcripts, or a Magistrate’s notes of evidence — for each page..................................................... | 4.50 | |
(aa) second or subsequent copies of transcript, in electronic format, if a fee has been paid under paragraph (a) by the applicant for a copy of the transcript, for each day of transcript ….. | 10.00 | |
(b) second or subsequent copies of documents referred to in paragraph (a), in a non-electronic format, if a fee has been paid under paragraph (a) by the applicant for a copy of the document — for each page..................................................... | 1.50 | |
But in the case of a fee payable under paragraph (a), (aa) or (b) a minimum fee of $15.00 is to be paid. | ||
(c) other than documents referred to in item 3 or 4 — for each page……………………………… | 1.00 | |
11. | For an application for an extraordinary drivers licence (under section 76 of the | 105.00 |
12. | For certifying that a document, including a document referred to in item 3 or 4, is a true copy — in addition to any other fee....................... | 6.00 |
Commissioner of Transport
9 Apr 1957 p.1079‑80 | 8 May 1957 (see regulation 1) | |
14 Oct 1983 p.4154 | 14 Oct 1983 | |
28 Jun 1985 p.2299 | 28 Jun 1985 | |
2 Aug 1985 p.2690 | 2 Aug 1985 | |
5 Sep 1986 p.3271 | 5 Sep 1986 | |
31 Dec 1987 p.4571 | 1 Jan 1988 (see regulation 2) | |
7 Oct 1988 p.4105 | 7 Oct 1988 (see regulation 2) | |
4 Aug 1989 p.2495 | 5 Sep 1989 (see regulation 2) | |
29 Jun 1990 pp.3143‑44 | 1 Jul 1990 (see regulation 2) | |
15 Feb 1991 p.685 | 15 Feb 1991 | |
27 Sep 1991 pp.4982‑83 | 1 Oct 1991 (see regulation 2) | |
28 Jul 1992 p.3675 | 1 Aug 1992 (see regulation 2) | |
1 Sep 1995 pp.4106‑7 | 1 Sep 1995 | |
25 Jun 1996 p.2929 | 1 Jul 1996 (see regulation 2) | |
7 Mar 1997 p.1408 | 7 Mar 1997 | |
12 Sep 1997 pp.5156‑8 | 15 Sep 1997 (see regulation 2 and | |
28 Aug 1998 pp.4749-51 | 28 Aug 1998 | |
15 Jan 1999 p.114 | 15 Jan 1999 | |
24 Mar 2000 pp.1642-3 | 24 Mar 2000 | |
30 Jun 2003 p. 2581‑638 | 1 Jul 2003 (see r. 2 and | |
30 Dec 2003 p. 5713-4 | 1 Jan 2004 (see r. 2) | |
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