There's some confusion here, I'm not sure people understand the process - it's not £66 and it's not £75 (sort of)
1. The £66 covers the cost of getting your Writ. I.e a High Court Master to rubber-stamp your Warrant/Writ
2. You will then need to instruct a HCEO, the cost...
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