Gable Insurance AG (Incorporated in Liechtenstein) (In Liquidation) v William Dewsall & Ors
Costs orders must reflect both the outcome of the trial and the conduct of the parties in interim applications. Where a party is successful at trial, they are generally entitled to their costs unless conduct justifies a reduction. Indemnity costs are justified only where conduct is outside the norm. For interim applications, costs may be reserved to trial and determined in light of the overall outcome and conduct. Where interim relief is obtained but the claim fails, or vice versa, the court must balance justice and proportionality in allocating costs, including reductions for partial success…
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- Costs
- Freezing orders
- Search orders
- Disclosure
- Contempt of court
- Indemnity costs