How to Pay the Application Fee N265 for relief from sanctions

[Anil]

Greetings to all forum Members

Disclosure List & Statement Filed and served late ( 1 hour 24 minutes) - Sent the Application N265 for Relief from Sanctions through email to the country court and not paid the Application fee. How can I pay the application fee and how much?
Please advise

[atticus]

https://www.gov.uk/court-fees-what-they-are

scroll down the page

[Anil]

atticus

Thanks for your response. I looked at the link you shared already and it does not specify the fee amount for Application to get relief from sanctions.

I did call the enquiries line to pay the fee. The person on the call had no clue of what relief from Sanctions application is. So I posted here.

Once again thanks for your advise.

Best Reagrds
Anil

[atticus]

Civil court fees are detailed in form EX50:https://www.gov.uk/government/public...ourt-fees-ex50

You may do well to download and read the Judiciary's handbook for litigants in person - link in my signature.

[Anil]

atticus

Thank for your swift reply. Actually I looked at the EX50 and found the amount which is £275. I did edit my previous post but for some reason it was not updated.

When I call the enqueries line to pay the fee what am I supposed to te them? Please

thanks

[atticus]

Please read and memorise the following script:

Hello. My name is Anil. My case number is *****. Yesterday I made an online application for ****. I understand the fee is £275. I wan to pay it. I have my card here. Are you ready to take the details?

[R0b]

https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/pr...t05/pd_part05b

Read paragraph 2.3, it says:

(ii) outline the preferred method of payment (credit or debit card) and provide the court with a contact number to take payment over the telephone.

Sometimes it is easier to say you will call the following day to make a payment over the phone as you might not expect a call from the court for a few days or longer depending on how busy they are. You should still give a contactable number anyway just in case.