NON-STOP PCN from Southend Airport ******* Case Dismissed, Now VCS appealing ********

FrankCannon

I think it costs £400+ for a transcript. The regulars here will know.

DW190

FrankCannon said:

I think it costs £400+ for a transcript. The regulars here will know.

All depends on the number of folios.  So the longer the case and the more it costs.

beamerguy

DW190 said:

FrankCannon said:

I think it costs £400+ for a transcript. The regulars here will know.

All depends on the number of folios.  So the longer the case and the more it costs.

Transcripts are charges by the folio (which consists of 72 words) and range from £0.74 to £2.30 per folio. There may also be copying charges ranging from £0.10 to £0.42 per folio.

SOURCE:   https://www.london-law.co.uk/what-is-a-court-transcript-how-do-i-obtain-one-and-how-much-does-it-cost-to-obtain/

Coupon-mad

Yes, they cost a certain sum per word.  A long hearing with lots of dialogue is in the hundreds.

This is a very fair reaction from the Circuit Judge.  If the PPC get a transcript it will reveal that their rep conceded the point that they wanted to appeal!

bargepole

It generally works out to about £200 per hour of hearing time.

The Order says transcript of the hearing and Judgment, so that will be the total time from start to finish.

Snakes_Belly

IamWood said:

Snakes_Belly said:

They surely must have known that they would need a transcript. They will have to send a copy to the respondent. 

Does it cost about £80.00 for a transcript?

I wish we could find out what happened at the appeal in March that JB mentioned. 

> Does it cost about £80.00 for a transcript?

Is that cheap? I wonder who is willing to do the hearing transcript for that money.

>I wish we could find out what happened at the appeal in March that JB mentioned.

Where is the link of the post?

I am sure that I have seen some at that sort of cost however they may not be on the court approved list transcribers.


The link is on Nosy's thread on the 8th February. JB mentions an appeal that has been granted which is due to be heard in March. This appeal involves several cases. Any ruling at a higher court would have some influence. There has been no mention of the outcome of this hearing. The HHJ that allowed this appeal has on a previous occasion turned down an appeal from Excel in relation to a case where Lamilad represented a defendant, Ms Ambler. In that case there were discrepancies in the records that Excel had produced as evidence.


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MothballsWallet

beamerguy said:

Le_Kirk said:

Oh dear, should we have a whip-round for them?  Er ....NO.

JUST A WHIP will do for VCS ... bring the stocks back outside the courts and the motorist be given an unlimited supply of rotten eggs

They might enjoy being whipped - then *we* could charge *them* for the privilege and use the proceeds to compensate their past victims.

Snakes_Belly

"Agree. We did not proceed to an appeal nor did we even entertain it after the hearing. We cannot appeal every strike out and I made the decision to close the case. That being said, in light of the Judge's (in Bradford) now following the decision of District Judge Jackson, we have now appealed the strike out orders and permission has been given. The matter (not this case) is due to be heard in March."

According to JB's comment there were a number of strike out orders that were appealed but we do not know the outcome of this hearing or even if it took place.

Would there be a transcript for a strike out? If so they would have to obtain one for each case. That would be expensive. 

Snakes_Belly

Slightly off topic there is talk of a ban on internal flights. France are considering this where there is an alternative rail service. 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-56716708

If this does happen in the UK then these smaller airports like East Midlands will be affected.

There are lot of challenges for the PPC's at the moment and not many opportunities.   

beamerguy

Snakes_Belly said:

"Agree. We did not proceed to an appeal nor did we even entertain it after the hearing. We cannot appeal every strike out and I made the decision to close the case. That being said, in light of the Judge's (in Bradford) now following the decision of District Judge Jackson, we have now appealed the strike out orders and permission has been given. The matter (not this case) is due to be heard in March."

According to JB's comment there were a number of strike out orders that were appealed but we do not know the outcome of this hearing or even if it took place.

Would there be a transcript for a strike out? If so they would have to obtain one for each case. That would be expensive. 

I am sure JB would be the first to tell the forum about March.?


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