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Page 401
... costs after a successfully I hope that as a result of this Bill being. C laiming costs against police after unsuccessful prose- cutions is difficult . Most practitioners appear to think that this difficulty is tolerable if the client is ...
... costs after a successfully I hope that as a result of this Bill being. C laiming costs against police after unsuccessful prose- cutions is difficult . Most practitioners appear to think that this difficulty is tolerable if the client is ...
Page 425
... costs revolution took place . The hopelessly dated scale of the past was replaced with a system designed to provide realistic compen- sation for litigation costs . All that remained was for the new system to be fostered by the Courts ...
... costs revolution took place . The hopelessly dated scale of the past was replaced with a system designed to provide realistic compen- sation for litigation costs . All that remained was for the new system to be fostered by the Courts ...
Page 426
... costs . Blanchard J said ( at para 19 ) : Whilst R 46 gives the High Court an overriding discretion in relation to costs , that discretion is to be exer- cised generally in accordance with RR 47 to 48G . A successful party will usually ...
... costs . Blanchard J said ( at para 19 ) : Whilst R 46 gives the High Court an overriding discretion in relation to costs , that discretion is to be exer- cised generally in accordance with RR 47 to 48G . A successful party will usually ...
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PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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