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SECRETARIAL PRACTICE 
The resealing of Scottish and Irish grants is effected at 
the Principal Probate Registry, Somerset House, London. 
W.C., and the following fees are payable: — 
ScorTisH CONFIRMATION. £ s. d. 
Receipt ~~ .. “se .. .. .. .. 0 I oO 
Collating copy confirmation up to 10 folios of 
go words .. :s ‘sn “o .. 0 2 6 
Collating copy confirmation above 10 folios, 
per folio .. ‘ us ‘e “e .. 0 0 3 
Search fee per full year or part of year since 
December . .. #5 uw .. 0 0 6b 
Sealing fee .. .. .. .. ow .. I T © 
Filing copy confirmation .. .- .. .. 0 2 6 
IrR1SH GRANT. £ s. d. 
Receipt os “ .. .. .. <.. 0 I O 
Collating copy, probate or administration, up 
to 10 folios of go words .. va va .. 0 2 6 
Above 10 folios = _- - .. 0 0 3 
Search fee, per full year or part of year since 
death .. .. .. 0 0 6 
Fiat .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 0 5 © 
Sealing fee effects in England—according to value —- 
Filing copy probate or copy administration .. o 2 6 
Filing Inland Revenue certificate as to duty .. o 2 6 
Filing certificate as to bond (administration) o 2 6 
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English or Irish probates and letters of administration for 
re-sealing in Scotland should have upon them a note of the 
domicile of the deceased certified by the Registrar and be 
sent to H.M. Commissary Office, Parliament Square, Edin- 
burgh. The fee payable is 2s. 64. if the gross value of the 
real and personal estate in the United Kingdom does not 
exceed £500, and 10s. if it exceeds that sum. 
English or Scottish probates and letters of administration to 
be resealed in Ireland should be sent (4) to the district registry 
at Londonderry in respect of the counties of Londonderry, 
Tyrone and Fermanagh, and the county borough of London- 
derry; (b) to the principal registry in Dublin in respect of 
the counties of Donegal, Monaghan and Louth; (¢) to the 
principal registry in Belfast in respect of so much of Northern 
Ireland as is not included in the district of the district registry 
at Londonderry; (d) to the Chief Probate Registry, Four 
Courts, Dublin, in respect of other areas [London Gazelle, 
February 3, 1922 as to (a), (b) and (c) above]. The note