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Supreme Court costs order entitles receiving party to immediate assessment (High Court)
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Supreme Court costs order entitles receiving party to immediate assessment (High Court)
In Khaira and others v Shergill and others [2016] EWHC 628 (Ch), the High Court interpreted the form of costs order commonly made in the Supreme Court and considered, in particular, whether it entitled the receiving party to proceed to immediate assessment following the conclusion of the appeal, although the underlying proceedings were continuing.
Note: an appeal on issues relating to the entitlement of a receiving party to immediate assessment of interlocutory appeal costs (other than Supreme Court costs) was allowed by the Court of Appeal on 27 October 2017: see Legal update, No right to immediate assessment of interlocutory appeal costs without express order from appeal court (Court of Appeal).
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Published on 30-Mar-2016
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