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... costs from the defendant's counsel and solicitor in respect of certain allegations of fraud which proved unfounded . In Harley a successful defendant sought costs against a barrister who had filed a claim which never had any prospect of ...
... costs from the defendant's counsel and solicitor in respect of certain allegations of fraud which proved unfounded . In Harley a successful defendant sought costs against a barrister who had filed a claim which never had any prospect of ...
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... costs jurisdiction which exists in England , but has no counterpart in New Zealand . Costs orders against counsel generally , and statutory wasted costs orders in particular are seen as encroaching on the protections afforded to ...
... costs jurisdiction which exists in England , but has no counterpart in New Zealand . Costs orders against counsel generally , and statutory wasted costs orders in particular are seen as encroaching on the protections afforded to ...
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... costs , if the supported party [ is ] ordered to pay those costs however , there [ are ] circumstances , not limited to champerty , in which the Court might stay the plaintiff's action because of the way it was being financed . .... The ...
... costs , if the supported party [ is ] ordered to pay those costs however , there [ are ] circumstances , not limited to champerty , in which the Court might stay the plaintiff's action because of the way it was being financed . .... The ...
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Reviewing the Arbitration Act 1996 | 34 |
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