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Section 110 — Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act 1988: Remission of fees in cases of hardship
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110 Remission of fees in cases of hardship Where it appears to the Registrar of a Court that the payment of any fees prescribed as payable in respect of any proceedings under this Act, or of those fees in full, would cause undue hardship to the person liable for their payment, the Registrar may remit the whole or such part of the fees as the Registrar thinks fit, and may, without further appropriation than this section, refund all such fees that have already been paid or any part of such fees.
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