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Fixed Application Costs & CPR 45 - What Is an Interim Application?What are Fixed Application Costs? Fixed Costs in litigation are specific amounts prescribed by CPR 45 that are recoverable by one party from another in certain circumstances, in particular cases...

Tribunal Costs and Recovery of the Same Obtaining and Contesting Costs Orders   What is a Tribunal and What are the Different Types? Tribunals are vital parts of the civil justice system and work alongside ordinary Courts. The main types of Tribunals in the UK...

Employment Tribunal Costs: Application and Recovery What is an Employment Tribunal?   The Employment Tribunal deals with any claim brought in relation to employment law. It will deal with disputes between an employer and employee, such as unfair dismissal. While...

Notice of Discontinuance Costs Consequences What is the Process, and What Costs can be Claimed? What is a Notice of Discontinuance?    If a Claimant discontinues a claim against a Defendant which they have pursued, they will do so by filing a Notice of Discontinuance...

Fixed Recoverable Costs: Finsbury Food Group Plc v Dover Fixed Recoverable Costs Claims arising from incidents after 31 July 2013 where the amount of damages falls between £1,000 to £25,000 will be subject to the Pre Action Protocol. This Protocol allows for a claim...

Lands Tribunal Costs Rules When to Apply for Your Legal Costs and how to Recover Them Lands Tribunal Costs Rules When a matter is referred to the Tribunal by the registrar, it is usually done so under The Land Registration (Referral to the Adjudicator to HM Land...