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Is it acceptable to include a breakdown of your costs when applying for an unless order without a hearing :-)
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Re: Costs for an unless order
Yes but should normally only relate to the costs of and incidental to the application -
Re: Costs for an unless order
Thanks joanna,so that would be the actual court fee and postage,would incedentals cover preparation of documents and time spent researching procedure etc?Comment
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Re: Costs for an unless order
Yes- the court may not allow it as it is discretionary but if you don't ask you definitely won't get it ......Comment
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