Shadi Al Tarboush v Yusuf Cassam
The wasted costs jurisdiction does not extend to indemnifying the Claimant against costs liabilities incurred as a result of his own solicitor's conduct; the Claimant did not incur unnecessary costs within the meaning of the wasted costs regime, and any remedy lies in a professional negligence claim, not summary...
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- Parties
- Claimant: Shadi Al Tarboush; Litigation Friend: Abdulhadi Al Tarboush; Defendant: Yusuf Cassam
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 18 November 2024
- Procedural Posture
- Personal Injury / Application for Wasted Costs Order; Post Strike Out
- Outcome
- Claimant's application for wasted costs order dismissed.
- Legal Topics
- Wasted Costs, Solicitor Negligence, Strike Out, Costs Orders
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Parties
Shadi Al Tarboush
Claimant
Abdulhadi Al Tarboush
Litigation Friend
Yusuf Cassam
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Personal Injury / Application for Wasted Costs Order; Post Strike Out
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether a wasted costs order should be made against the Claimant's former solicitors, Hegarty LLP, for costs incurred by the Claimant due to procedural failures
- 2 Whether the wasted costs jurisdiction applies to costs liabilities incurred by the Claimant as a result of his own solicitor's conduct
Ratio Decidendi
The wasted costs jurisdiction does not extend to indemnifying the Claimant against costs liabilities incurred as a result of his own solicitor's conduct; the Claimant did not incur unnecessary costs within the meaning of the wasted costs regime, and any remedy lies in a professional negligence claim, not summary wasted costs proceedings.
Court Disposition
Claimant's application for wasted costs order dismissed.
Orders
- Claimant and Hegarty to agree an appropriate order; failing agreement, further hearing to be listed to resolve outstanding issues.
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