IMRAN ARIF v DALBIR SINGH SANGER

IMRAN ARIF v DALBIR SINGH SANGER

A single costs order to the Claimant, discounted to 75% to reflect partial success of the Defendant, is fair and efficient; an interim payment of £32,436 is reasonable; stays on enforcement of costs orders should continue pending determination of permission to appeal.

Parties
Claimant: Imran Arif; Defendant: Dalbir Singh Sanger
Jurisdiction
England and Wales
Judgment Date
08 February 2022
Procedural Posture
Civil Appeal / Post Judgment; Costs and Consequential Matters
Outcome
Costs order in favour of Claimant at 75% of claimed costs; interim payment ordered; stays on enforcement continued.
Legal Topics
Costs, Appeals, Stays of Enforcement, Case Management
Civil Procedure Costs Appeals Stays of Enforcement Case Management

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Parties

Imran Arif

Claimant

Dalbir Singh Sanger

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Civil Appeal / Post Judgment; Costs and Consequential Matters

Legal Issues

  1. 1 Appropriate costs order following appeal and cross-appeal
  2. 2 Interim payment on account of costs
  3. 3 Stays of enforcement pending appeal

Ratio Decidendi

A single costs order to the Claimant, discounted to 75% to reflect partial success of the Defendant, is fair and efficient; an interim payment of £32,436 is reasonable; stays on enforcement of costs orders should continue pending determination of permission to appeal.

Court Disposition

Costs order in favour of Claimant at 75% of claimed costs; interim payment ordered; stays on enforcement continued.

Orders

  • Claimant awarded 75% of his costs, subject to detailed assessment.
  • Defendant to pay interim amount of £32,436 within 14 days into court.