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SCHEDULE TO PART XX.1

[Repealed, 2005, c. 22, s. 37]

SCHEDULE TO PART XXII.1

see Remediation Agreements

SCHEDULE to Part XXV

SCHEDULE [to Part XXV]

(Section 762)

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Ontario

A judge of the Court of Appeal in respect of a release order or recognizance for the appearance of a person before the Court

The Registrar of the Court of Appeal

The Superior Court of Justice in respect of undertakings or all other release orders or recognizances

A Registrar of the Superior Court of Justice

Quebec The Court of Quebec, Criminal and Penal Division

The Clerk of the Court

Nova Scotia The Supreme Court

A Prothonotary of the Supreme Court

New Brunswick The Court of Queen’s Bench

The Registrar of the Court of Queen’s Bench

British Columbia The Supreme Court in respect of an undertaking, release order or recognizance for the appearance of a person before that Court or the Court of Appeal

The District Registrar of the Supreme Court

A Provincial Court in respect of an undertaking, release order or recognizance for the appearance of a person before a judge of that Court or a justice

The Clerk of the Provincial Court

Prince Edward Island The Supreme Court

The Prothonotary

Manitoba The Court of Queen’s Bench

The registrar or a deputy registrar of the Court of Queen’s Bench

Saskatchewan The Court of Queen’s Bench

The Local Registrar of the Court of Queen’s Bench

Alberta The Court of Queen’s Bench

The Clerk of the Court of Queen’s Bench

Newfoundland and Labrador The Trial Division of the Supreme Court

The Registrar of the Supreme Court

Yukon The Supreme Court

The Clerk of the Supreme Court

Northwest Territories The Supreme Court

The Clerk of the Supreme Court

Nunavut The Nunavut Court of Justice

The Clerk of the Nunavut Court of Justice

R.S., 1985, c. C-46, Sch. to Part XXV R.S., 1985, c. 11 (1st Supp.), s. 2, c. 27 (2nd Supp.), s. 10 1992, c. 1, s. 58, c. 51, ss. 40 to 42 1998, c. 30, s. 14 1999, c. 3, s. 54, c. 5, s. 44 2002, c. 7, s. 148 2015, c. 3, ss. 57 to 592019, c. 25, s. 312

SCHEDULE to Part XXVII

SCHEDULE [to Part XXVII]

(Section 840) Fees and Allowances That May Be Charged by Summary Conviction Courts and Justices 1 Information blank line$ 1.00 2 Summons or warrant blank line$ 0.50 3 Warrant where summons issued in first instance blank line$ 0.30 4 Warrant where summons issued in first instance blank line$ 0.30 5 Each subpoena or warrant to or for witnesses blank line$ 0.30 (A subpoena may contain any number of names. Only one subpoena may be issued on behalf of a party in any proceeding, unless the summary conviction court or the justice considers it necessary or desirable that more than one subpoena be issued.)

6 Information for warrant for witness and warrant for witness blank line$ 1.00 7 Each necessary copy of subpoena to or warrant for witness blank line$ 0.20 8 Each release order or recognizance blank line$ 1.00 9 Hearing and determining proceeding blank line$ 1.00 10 Where hearing lasts more than two hours blank line$ 2.00 11 Where two or more justices hear and determine a proceeding, each is entitled to the fee authorized by item 9. 12 Each warrant of committal blank line$ 0.50 13 Making up record of conviction or order on request of a party to the proceedings blank line$ 1.00 14 Copy of a writing other than a conviction or order, on request of a party to the proceedings; for each folio of one hundred words blank line$ 0.10 15 Bill of costs, when made out in detail on request of a party to the proceedings blank line$ 0.20 (Items 14 and 15 may be charged only where there has been an adjudication.)

16 Attending to remand prisoner blank line$ 1.00 17 Attending to make a release order or take a recognizance blank line$ 1.00 Fees and Allowances That May Be Allowed to Peace Officers 18 Arresting a person on a warrant or without a warrant blank line$ 1.50 19 Serving summons or subpoena blank line$ 0.50 20 Mileage to serve summons or subpoena or to make an arrest, both ways, for each mile blank line$ 0.10 (Where a public conveyance is not used, reasonable costs of transportation may be allowed.)

21 Mileage where service cannot be effected, on proof of a diligent attempt to effect service, each way, for each mile blank line$ 0.10 22 Returning with prisoner after arrest to take him before a summary conviction court or justice at a place different from the place where the peace officer received the warrant to arrest, if the journey is of necessity over a route different from that taken by the peace officer to make the arrest, each way, for each mile blank line$ 0.10 23 Taking a prisoner to prison on remand or committal, each way, for each mile blank line$ 0.10 (Where a public conveyance is not used, reasonable costs of transportation may be allowed. No charge may be made under this item in respect of a service for which a charge is made under item 22.)

24 Attending summary conviction court or justice on summary conviction proceedings, for each day necessarily employed blank line$ 2.00 (Not more than $2.00 may be charged under this item in respect of any day notwithstanding the number of proceedings that the peace officer attended on that day before that summary conviction court or justice.)

Fees and Allowances That May Be Allowed to Witnesses 25 Each day attending trial blank line$ 4.00 26 Mileage travelled to attend trial, each way, for each mile blank line$ 0.10 Fees and Allowances That May Be Allowed to Interpreters 27 Each half day attending trial blank line$ 2.50 28 Actual living expenses when away from ordinary place of residence, not to exceed per day blank line$ 10.00 29 Mileage travelled to attend trial, each way, for each mile blank line$ 0.10 R.S., 1985, c. C-46, Sch. to Part XXVII2019, c. 25, s. 328