Taylor v. Canada (Attorney General)

Taylor v. Canada (Attorney General)

The court accepted the parties' consensus on costs and, exercising its discretion, fixed the costs of the special case at $15,000 inclusive of taxes and disbursements, payable forthwith by Canada.

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Citation
2012 ONCA 550
Parties
Plaintiff: Kathryn Anne Taylor; Defendant: The Attorney General of Canada; Intervener: Bill Sauer
Court
Court of Appeal for Ontario
Jurisdiction
Canada
Judgment Date
23 August 2012
Procedural Posture
Civil Appeal Special Case Under Rule 22.03 / Costs Endorsement After Appeal Decision
Outcome
Costs awarded to plaintiff; fixed at $15,000 inclusive and payable by the defendant (Canada) forthwith.
Legal Topics
Costs on Appeal, Special Case, Rule 22.03
Source Language
en
Civil Procedure Costs Costs on Appeal Special Case Rule 22.03

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Parties

Kathryn Anne Taylor

Plaintiff

The Attorney General of Canada

Defendant

Bill Sauer

Intervener

Procedural Posture

Civil Appeal Special Case Under Rule 22.03 / Costs Endorsement After Appeal Decision

  1. 1 Whether the plaintiff was entitled to costs for the special case
  2. 2 What quantum of costs was appropriate for the special case

Ratio Decidendi

The court accepted the parties' consensus on costs and, exercising its discretion, fixed the costs of the special case at $15,000 inclusive of taxes and disbursements, payable forthwith by Canada.

Court Disposition

Costs awarded to plaintiff; fixed at $15,000 inclusive and payable by the defendant (Canada) forthwith.

Orders

  • Costs fixed in the amount of $15,000 inclusive of taxes and disbursements, payable forthwith by Canada.