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Summary Assessment of Costs -HMCS

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  • Summary Assessment of Costs -HMCS

    Here is a link to the HMCS page for the
    Guide to the Summary of Costs - Revised January 2005


    It deals with issues such as
    • The Approach to Costs
    • The Basis of Assessment
    • Proportionality
    • Summary Assessment where Costs Claimed Include an Additional Liability
    • Orders Made Before The Conclusion of Proceedings
    • Orders Made At The Conclusion of Proceedings
    • Factors to be Taken Into Account in Decising the Amount of Costs
    • Insurance Premiums
    • Success Fee Diputes Between Legal Representative and Client: Procedure Following the Summary Assessment
    • General Principles to be Applied in Summary Assessment
    • Deferring Payment of Costs
    • Fast Track Trial Costs
    • Costs Awarded to Litigants In Person
    And much more
    Last edited by Tools; 19th June 2007, 02:26:AM.
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