15 Lay justices' allowances
Courts Act 2003 (2003 c 39) | Legislation

15  Lay justices' allowances

(1)     A lay justice is entitled to payments by way of—

(a)     travelling allowance,

(b)     subsistence allowance, and

(c)     financial loss allowance.

(2)     Allowances under this section are to be paid by the Lord Chancellor at rates determined by him.

(3)     A lay justice's travelling allowance is an allowance in respect of expenditure—

(a)     which is incurred by him on travelling, and

(b)     which is necessarily incurred for the purpose of enabling him to perform his duties.

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