s. 21 21 Powers of registrar (1) A registrar has the following powers in addition to those conferred on him or her by this or any other Act or the Rules— (a) power to issue any process out of the Court; (b) power to administer an oath; (c) if a person has been granted bail in relation S. 21(1)(c) substituted by to a criminal proceeding, power to extend the No. 68/2009 bail of the person attending on a day on s. 97(Sch. item 82.24). which the criminal proceeding is listed before the Court; (d) power to endorse a warrant to arrest in accordance with section 62; (e) power to sign any licence or certificate which the Court is authorised to issue; (f) power to hear and determine any application, and exercise any power or authority of the Court, under section 58, 59 or 60 of the Supreme Court Act 1986. (2) Subsection (1)(c) does not empower a registrar to vary the amount or conditions of bail. 22 Fees S. 22 amended by No. 9/1995 (1) Subject to subsection (2), a registrar must demand s. 11(3)(a). and receive the prescribed fees. (2) The appropriate registrar may, having regard to S. 22(2) inserted by the income, day to day living expenses, liabilities No. 9/1995 and assets of the person liable to pay a prescribed s. 11(3)(b). fee in a civil proceeding, waive payment of that fee if, in his or her opinion, the payment of that fee by that person would cause him or her financial hardship and, in that case, that prescribed fee is not payable.
21 Powers of registrar s. 21 (1) A registrar has the following powers in addition to those conferred on him or her by this or any other Act or the Rules— (a) power to issue any process out of the Court; (b) power to administer an oath; S. 21(1)(c) substituted by No. 68/2009 s. 97(Sch. item 82.24). (c) if a person has been granted bail in relation to a criminal proceeding, power to extend the bail of the person attending on a day on which the criminal proceeding is listed before the Court; (d) power to endorse a warrant to arrest in accordance with section 62; (e) power to sign any licence or certificate which the Court is authorised to issue; (f) power to hear and determine any application, and exercise any power or authority of the Court, under section 58, 59 or 60 of the Supreme Court Act 1986. (2) Subsection (1)(c) does not empower a registrar to vary the amount or conditions of bail. S. 22 amended by No. 9/1995 s. 11(3)(a). 22 Fees (1) Subject to subsection (2), a registrar must demand and receive the prescribed fees. S. 22(2) inserted by No. 9/1995 s. 11(3)(b). (2) The appropriate registrar may, having regard to the income, day to day living expenses, liabilities and assets of the person liable to pay a prescribed fee in a civil proceeding, waive payment of that fee if, in his or her opinion, the payment of that fee by that person would cause him or her financial hardship and, in that case, that prescribed fee is not payable.