Canada v. Huang and Danczkay Ltd.

Canada v. Huang and Danczkay Ltd.

Given notice to the respondent and the respondent's failure to participate, the assessment officer examined each item only for conformity with the judgment and the tariff, and on that basis allowed the bills as presented.

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Citation
2002 FCA 226
Parties
Appellant: Her Majesty the Queen; Respondent: Huang and Danczkay Limited
Court
Federal Court of Appeal
Jurisdiction
Canada
Judgment Date
29 May 2002
Procedural Posture
Appeal / Assessment of Costs
Outcome
Bills of costs assessed and allowed as presented.
Legal Topics
Assessment of Costs, Solicitor Removal, Bill of Costs, Federal Court Rules
Source Language
en
Costs Civil Procedure Appeal Assessment of Costs Solicitor Removal Bill of Costs Federal Court Rules

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Parties

Her Majesty the Queen

Appellant

Huang and Danczkay Limited

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Appeal / Assessment of Costs

  1. 1 Whether assessment officer may act as advocate for an unrepresented litigant
  2. 2 Whether items in the bills of costs fall outside the authority of the judgment and the tariff
  3. 3 Whether the assessment may proceed without further notice when respondent fails to appoint new counsel

Ratio Decidendi

Given notice to the respondent and the respondent's failure to participate, the assessment officer examined each item only for conformity with the judgment and the tariff, and on that basis allowed the bills as presented.

Court Disposition

Bills of costs assessed and allowed as presented.

Orders

  • Bill of costs of the Plaintiff in T-2463-93 assessed and allowed at $35,794.98 CAD.
  • Bill of costs of the Appellant in A-500-98 assessed and allowed at $4,787.19 CAD.