26 Feb 1969
W v. W
- Citation
- W v. W
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Case number
- HCMC55/1968
Although the petitioner’s credibility and conduct were criticised, those matters were ancillary to the central issue of consummation; therefore the discretion to deprive the successful petitioner of costs should not be exercised. Petitioner is awarded costs of the nullity petition and the cross-petition, to be taxed; medical inspectors’ examination and report fees to be borne jointly and severally by the parties, attendance fees to be borne by the respondent, with the Taxing Master to determine amounts; respondent’s costs taxed under Legal Aid Regulations reg.15 and Legal Aid Ordinance s.19.