I -v- J (Family) [2015] JCA 072A (13 April 2015)
The Appellant, having lost the appeal, is liable for costs, but the sums claimed by the Respondent are excessive; a reasonable contribution of £1,000 is ordered, to be set off against the Respondent's liability for costs at first instance.
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- Citation
- [2015] JCA 072A
- Parties
- Appellant: I (the mother); Respondent: J (the father); Intervener: Law Society; Amicus Curiae: B. J. Corbett
- Jurisdiction
- Jersey
- Judgment Date
- 13 April 2015
- Procedural Posture
- Appeal / Post Judgment Costs Application
- Outcome
- Appellant ordered to pay £1,000 towards Respondent's costs, set off against Respondent's liability for costs at first instance.
- Legal Topics
- Costs in Appeals, Costs Discretion, Costs Capping
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Parties
I (the mother)
Appellant
J (the father)
Respondent
Law Society
Intervener
B. J. Corbett
Amicus Curiae
Procedural Posture
Appeal / Post Judgment Costs Application
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the Respondent is entitled to costs for the appeal
- 2 Appropriate quantum of costs to be awarded
- 3 Effect of costs order at first instance on appellate costs
Ratio Decidendi
The Appellant, having lost the appeal, is liable for costs, but the sums claimed by the Respondent are excessive; a reasonable contribution of £1,000 is ordered, to be set off against the Respondent's liability for costs at first instance.
Court Disposition
Appellant ordered to pay £1,000 towards Respondent's costs, set off against Respondent's liability for costs at first instance.
Orders
- Appellant to pay £1,000 towards Respondent's costs of appeal.
- Amount to be set off against Respondent's liability for costs at first instance.
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