We Need Your Feedback
Members have brought to the GFSB Board’s attention that, as of 1 August 2025, the fees for listing hearings in the Supreme Court have risen very substantially. Under the previous regime, small claims were subject to a graduated scale, with listing fees ranging from £25 up to a maximum of £335.
Under the new rules, all hearings—including small claims—attract a flat £1,000 listing fee. This means that if you issue proceedings to recover a modest sum, such as a few hundred pounds, you may now be required to pay £1,000 simply to have the matter listed for hearing. In some cases, this represents a fee increase of up to forty-fold.
The GFSB is ready ro take action on this issue, and we would like to hear from members about how this change affects you and your business.
Please share your feedback with us at gfsb@gfsb.gi
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