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The court awarded A.T. ordinary costs after trial, but refused special costs, increased costs, or any personal costs order against S.T.’s counsel.
Costs assessment in a high-conflict family law case. The claimant received ordinary costs, disbursements, special costs, and post-judgment interest.
The Court of Appeal ordered partial security for special costs below and ordinary security for appeal costs, finding the appeal had merit but recovery risk remained.
Costs reasons after a wills and estates trial: Keith Sullivan received ordinary costs, not special costs, and the plaintiffs and Bryon Sullivan were left to bear their own costs.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an application for special costs, held the trial costs order could not be changed without a cross-appeal, and awarded party-and-party costs instead.
In a parenting-time costs ruling, the court refused double costs under Rule 11-1 but awarded the respondent ordinary costs and disbursements as the more successful party.
Costs decision after trial dismissing a road-access claim: the plaintiff was ordered to pay ordinary costs, special costs were refused, and selected Crown disbursements were allowed.
The British Columbia Court of Appeal refused special costs, held ordinary appeal costs were appropriate, and left earlier appeal costs to the prior order.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal from a failed real estate transaction and declined to award special costs, leaving the respondents to their ordinary costs.
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