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Bankruptcy Fee Remission
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Hi all
Can I claim back the Court Fee for my Bankruptcy application? I thought I could and sent off form EX160 to the Court at Darlington. They've sent it back with a compliments slip stating:
"This Court does not deal with Bankruptcy. Official Receivers Office matter."
Can anyone advise? Many thanks!
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Court is correct. They don't handle it as the OR/IS handles it and there is no fee remission.
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Ok. Thanks for your help, Galloglass.
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