Barkhuysen v Hamilton
The defendant's conduct was unreasonable and mendacious, warranting indemnity costs, a 10% reduction for claimant's partial failures, additional amount and interest under CPR 36.17, and payment on account reflecting extra costs incurred.
- Parties
- Claimant: Anton Barkhuysen; Defendant: Sharon Patricia Hamilton
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 23 December 2016
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Post Judgment Costs Ruling
- Outcome
- Defendant to pay 90% of claimant’s costs on indemnity basis (except adjourned hearing on standard basis), additional amount under CPR 36.17, interest at 10%, interim payment, stay of execution.
- Legal Topics
- False Imprisonment, Slander, Harassment, Malicious Prosecution, Costs, CPR 36.17, Indemnity Costs, Interest, Detailed Assessment
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Parties
Anton Barkhuysen
Claimant
Sharon Patricia Hamilton
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil / Post Judgment Costs Ruling
Legal Issues
- 1 Appropriate costs order following judgment
- 2 Application of CPR 36.17 for Part 36 offer
- 3 Basis for indemnity costs
Ratio Decidendi
The defendant's conduct was unreasonable and mendacious, warranting indemnity costs, a 10% reduction for claimant's partial failures, additional amount and interest under CPR 36.17, and payment on account reflecting extra costs incurred.
Court Disposition
Defendant to pay 90% of claimant’s costs on indemnity basis (except adjourned hearing on standard basis), additional amount under CPR 36.17, interest at 10%, interim payment, stay of execution.
Orders
- Defendant to pay 90% of claimant’s costs, subject to detailed assessment on indemnity basis except adjourned hearing on standard basis.
- Claimant’s recoverable costs not limited to budget in five specified respects.
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