Agbaje v The Robert Frew Medical Company Ltd & Ors [2024] EWHC 2988 (SCCO) (07 November 2024)
The court allowed or disallowed each item in the bill of costs based on whether the work was reasonably incurred and reasonable in amount, applying reductions for duplication and disallowing items where appropriate. The court directed the parties to recalculate the bill in accordance with these findings and to...
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- Citation
- [2024] EWHC 2988 (SCCO)
- Parties
- Claimant/paying Party: Dr Oluremi Agbaje; Defendant/receiving Party: The Robert Frew Medical Company Limited; Defendant/receiving Party: Dr Oluwatoyin Ogunsanya; Defendant/receiving Party: Dr Margaret Odufuye; Defendant/receiving Party: Dr Atef Halim Wissa (deceased); Defendant/receiving Party: Dr Adegboyega Chakera; Defendant/receiving Party: Dr Shoaib Ibrahim (deceased)
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 07 November 2024
- Procedural Posture
- Detailed Assessment of Costs / Item by Item Objections and Interim Assessment
- Outcome
- Interim detailed assessment completed; parties directed to recalculate bill per itemized decisions and submit revised bill for further judgment.
- Legal Topics
- Detailed Assessment of Costs, Points of Dispute, Costs Management, Proportionality, Bill of Costs
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Parties
Dr Oluremi Agbaje
Claimant/paying Party
The Robert Frew Medical Company Limited
Defendant/receiving Party
Dr Oluwatoyin Ogunsanya
Defendant/receiving Party
Dr Margaret Odufuye
Defendant/receiving Party
Dr Atef Halim Wissa (deceased)
Defendant/receiving Party
Dr Adegboyega Chakera
Defendant/receiving Party
Dr Shoaib Ibrahim (deceased)
Defendant/receiving Party
Procedural Posture
Detailed Assessment of Costs / Item by Item Objections and Interim Assessment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the items claimed in the bill of costs were reasonably incurred and reasonable in amount
- 2 Whether duplications or disproportionality exist in the claimed costs
- 3 Whether the receiving party exceeded the costs management order budget
Ratio Decidendi
The court allowed or disallowed each item in the bill of costs based on whether the work was reasonably incurred and reasonable in amount, applying reductions for duplication and disallowing items where appropriate. The court directed the parties to recalculate the bill in accordance with these findings and to submit a revised bill for final determination.
Court Disposition
Interim detailed assessment completed; parties directed to recalculate bill per itemized decisions and submit revised bill for further judgment.
Orders
- Parties to recalculate the bill based on the court's item-by-item decisions and prior rulings.
- Revised bill and Precedent Q to be submitted for further consideration.
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