Regulations that governed the financial aspects of legal aid until 1 April 2013, when regulations made under LASPO 2012 replaced them. They still apply to older certificates, and cover the financial aspects of legal aid, including how the statutory charge works and when costs assessments against legally aided parties can begin. They are often referenced in delayed costs orders so that cost recovery does not start until, for example, a property is sold.
In Plain English
Rules about how legal aid money is managed and repaid. They often ensure that the government gets back the cost of legal help after a house is sold or a settlement is reached.
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