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All cases (excluding criminal cases) – Royal Decree of 30 November 1976

The tariffs for deeds and other documents by judicial officers are determined by Royal Decree. Judicial officers must apply those tariffs and may not make any changes thereto. A judicial officer must state the amount of his fees on each document and provide a breakdown of the total costs.

Royal Decree of 30 November 1976 > download in French or Dutch

Click here to view the tariffs applicable from 1 January 2010.