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Costs Prima Facie to follow the event costs of an action are usually awarded to the successful litigant. The party who requires to submit to arbitration in order to achieve that to which he is entitled should recover his costs incurred in so doing from the other party. The loser pays. Smeaton, Hanscomb & Co Ltd v Sassoon Setty, , Sons & Co (No. 2) Prima facie, a successful party is entitled to costs. Not entitled at law but merely prima facie entitled.
Exception (i) Costs thrown away eg: : failing to comply with a discretion, failing to appear, cause delay in proceedings. ii) Adjournments or cancellations a) Failure of a successful party to accept an offer made earlier by the other party b) extravagance, such as using too many counsels or expert witnesses and the like c) Causing a large amount of time ( or costs) involved
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Page 6 and 7: COSTS Costs of legal advice and rep
Page 8 and 9: TERMS USED IN ARBITRATION ACT 2005
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