Tag: Court Orders

Using Unless Orders to force payment of Unpaid Costs Orders

Unless Orders are judicial directives that can force a non-compliant party to comply with a previous court order. Specifically, in the context of outstanding costs orders, Unless Orders can help ensure financial obligations are paid out.

Post date 23 June 2023
Post author By LEXLAW Solicitors & Barristers
Post categories In Civil Litigation, Civil Procedure Rules, Costs, CPR, High Court, Indemnity costs, Litigation, Standard costs
Tags costs, Costs Disputes, Costs sanctions, Court Orders, Litigation, Standard costs

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Indemnity costs: Paying for unreasonable conduct

A litigation court order for indemnity costs means the party that lost has been ordered to pay a higher costs contribution to the winner than is standard. Judges…

Post date 4 May 2020
Post author By Jaron Dosanjh
Post categories In Civil Litigation, Costs, Court of Appeal, High Court, Indemnity costs, Litigation, Pre-action Protocol, Standard costs, Supreme Court
Tags Assessment of Costs, Court Orders, Unreasonable conduct

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Using Unless Orders to force payment of Unpaid Costs Orders

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