California · Government Code
GOV §26736: The fee for cancellation of the service or execution of any process or notice, other than a summons, prior to its completion is fifty dollars ($50).
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What this law says, in plain English
A fifty-dollar fee applies when canceling a service or legal process notice before it is completed, excluding summonses.
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The fee for cancellation of the service or execution of any process or notice, other than a summons, prior to its completion is fifty dollars ($50). The fee provided by this section shall not be charged if a fee is charged pursuant to any other section of this article in attempting to serve or execute the process or notice.
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