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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...

First-Tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) Costs Recovery And How to Apply for the Same General Rules on First-Tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) Costs First-Tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) Costs can arise in relation to disputes between landlord/tenant, changes to the...

First Tier Tax Tribunal Costs And the Circumstances Under Which These Can be RecoveredTax Tribunals & Costs of Tax Disputes   First Tier Tax Tribunal Costs usually arise when there is a dispute between an individual and the HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC). ...

Drafting Replies to Points of Dispute Guidance on How to Prepare and CPR Governing Procedure    What Are Points of Dispute? When a Bill of Costs is served with a Notice of Commencement, and when the parties cannot agree to costs through negotiations, the...