The new Civil Procedure Rules had not substantially affected the rules on costs following the event of a trial. The discretion in a judge as to the order for costs had been correctly stated in Elgindata, and approved in Phonographic Performance Ltd v AEI Rediffusion Music Ltd.
Citations:
Times 30-Mar-2000
Jurisdiction:
England and Wales
Citing:
See Also – Gwembe Valley Development Co Ltd (In Receivership) v Koshy and Others ChD 8-Feb-2000
A company could give several people the power to appoint a receiver in respect of different elements of its assets. If this was done there was no fundamental reason why such appointments should not be put in effect. The appointment of one receiver . .
See Also – Gwembe Valley Development Company Ltd v Koshy and Another CA 25-Jul-2001
Application to amend order under slip rule. . .
Cited by:
Cited – Amber v Stacey CA 15-Nov-2000
The defendant challenged an order that he should pay the plaintiff’s costs, having made an offer in correspondence which was not accepted.
Held: The claimant had exaggerated his claim, but the defendant’s offer had been inadequate. The judge’s . .
See Also – Gwembe Valley Development Co Ltd (In Receivership) v Koshy and Others ChD 8-Feb-2000
A company could give several people the power to appoint a receiver in respect of different elements of its assets. If this was done there was no fundamental reason why such appointments should not be put in effect. The appointment of one receiver . .
See Also – Gwembe Valley Development Company Ltd v Koshy and Another CA 25-Jul-2001
Application to amend order under slip rule. . .
Lists of cited by and citing cases may be incomplete.
Costs, Civil Procedure Rules
Updated: 19 November 2022; Ref: scu.81097