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The court ordered conduct money for defence IMEs, including taxi travel, one night’s hotel accommodation, and meals, and ordered each party to bear their own costs.
The court ordered judgment debtor Shayl Nole to pay Natasha Seymour $1,750 per month in semi-monthly instalments and to repay $680 conduct money.
The court ordered limited production from the deceased’s lawyer’s file under the wills exception to privilege and set conduct money for discovery attendance.
The court dismissed Anand Nagin’s application to set aside an entered order and to disqualify the judge, finding it had no jurisdiction to vary the order and no reasonable apprehension of bias.
Application to compel an independent medical examination was granted, with conduct money awarded at 50¢/km plus accommodation, meals, parking, and note disclosure.
Assessment of disputed disbursements after a motor vehicle injury settlement, with the court allowing many expert and file-production costs but reducing or disallowing overhead and duplicative items.
Costs assessment in a motor vehicle injury case: the registrar allowed specified tariff units and several disputed disbursements, including Part 7 filing costs, MRI expenses, travel, photocopying, and conduct money.
The court granted a defendant’s request for an additional psychiatric IME under Rule 7-6, finding the plaintiff’s mental condition was likely relevant at trial.
The court held that a subpoenaed criminal trial witness was entitled to reasonable conduct money for travel, accommodation and meals, and refused to quash the subpoena.
Pre-trial rulings in a product-liability action: the plaintiff’s discovery complaint failed, the adverse witness notice to the defendant’s president was set aside, and expert-report objections were dismissed.
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