When a court considered the apportionment of costs, where the claimant was successful but only in respect of some of the heads of claim, the court should consider the following: the reasonableness of the successful party in taking the points on which he was unsuccessful, the way in which he took the point and the manner in which he conducted the case, the reasonableness of taking the point in the circumstances, the extra time taken and costs caused, the inter-relationship of the various points, and the justice in all the circumstances, of depriving the successful party of his costs either entirely or in part.
Citations:
Times 08-Dec-2000
Jurisdiction:
England and Wales
Cited by:
See Also – Antonelli v Allen and Another CA 16-Oct-2001
Application for security for costs of an appeal. . .
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Costs
Updated: 10 May 2022; Ref: scu.77821
