# The Supreme Court Fees Order 2009, Schedule 1: Fees payable in the Supreme Court


(1)
Number and description of fee
(2)
Amount of fee
(3)
Amount of fee
1 Application for permission to appeal
1.1 On filing an application for permission to appeal.
£800
£400
1.2 On filing notice of objection to an application for permission to appeal.
£160
£160
2 Appeals etc
2.1 On filing notice under rule 18(1)(c) of the 2009 Rules of an intention to proceed with an appeal.
£800
£400
2.2 On filing a notice of appeal.
£1600
£400
2.3 On filing a reference under the Supreme Court’s devolution jurisdiction.
No fee is payable where the reference is made by a court.
n/a
£200
2.4 On filing notice under rule 21(1) of the 2009 Rules (acknowledgement by respondent).
£320
£160
2.5 On filing a statement of relevant facts and issues and an appendix of essential documents.
£4820
£800
3 Procedural applications
3.1 On filing an application for a decision of the Registrar to be reviewed.
£1500
£200
3.2 On filing an application for permission to intervene in an appeal.
£800
£200
3.3 On filing any other procedural application.
£350
£200
3.4 On filing notice of objection to a procedural application.
£150
£150
4 Costs
4.1 On submitting a claim for costs.
2.5% of the sum claimed
2.5% of the sum claimed
4.2 On certification by the Registrar under rule 52 of the 2009 Rules of the amount of assessed costs, or on receipt of an order showing the amount.
2.5% of the sum allowed
2.5% of the sum allowed
5 Copying
5.1 On a request for a copy of a document (other than where fee 5.2 or 5.3 applies)—
(a) for ten pages or less;
£5
£5
(b) for each subsequent page.
50p
50p
5.2 On a request for a copy of a document to be provided on a computer disk or in other electronic form, for each such copy.
£5
£5
5.3 On a request for a certified copy of a document.
£20
£20

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2009/2131/schedule/1 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/supreme-court-fees-order-2009/schedule-1
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