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Employment law [2023] JRC 257

Design Food Limited v Vieira

Design Food Limited v Vieira [2023] JRC 257 (20 December 2023)

The Royal Court awarded indemnity costs against Design Food Limited after dismissing its appeal, but refused to make Mr Risoli personally liable for those costs.

  • Costs
  • Indemnity costs
  • Non-party costs orders
  • Unfair dismissal
  • Employment tribunal appeals
  • Indemnity-costs
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Company law [2022] JRC 048

Representation of Abdallah

Representation of Abdallah [2022] JRC 048 (23 February 2022)

The Jersey Royal Court decided to hear now an application for a non-party costs order against Mr Mirza, setting directions for submissions and hearing.

  • Winding up
  • Non-party costs orders
  • Director liability for costs
  • Non-party-costs-orders
  • Company-winding-up
  • Director-liability-for-costs
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Civil procedure [2015] JCA 219

Leeds -v- Admatch

Leeds -v- Admatch [2015] JCA 219 (30 October 2015)

The Court of Appeal refused indemnity costs after dismissing an appeal, holding the appellant’s conduct was критical but not exceptional enough to depart from the standard basis.

  • Costs
  • Non-party costs orders
  • Indemnity costs
  • Appeals
  • Civil-procedure
  • Indemnity-costs
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Civil procedure [2015] JCA 159A

Weston -v- Leeds United

Weston -v- Leeds United [2015] JCA 159A (30 July 2015)

The Court of Appeal dismissed Mr Weston’s appeal against a non-party costs order, holding that the Royal Court correctly applied the principles and discounting was rational.

  • Non-party costs orders
  • Directors' liability
  • Proportionality in costs
  • Access to justice
  • Compatibility with european convention on human rights
  • Non-party-costs-orders
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Civil procedure [2014] JRC 167

Leeds United -v- Admatch

Leeds United -v- Admatch [2014] JRC 167 (05 September 2014)

The Royal Court ordered Admatch to pay costs and made Mr Weston personally liable for two thirds of the company’s costs on the standard basis.

  • Non-party costs orders
  • Director liability for company costs
  • Costs taxation
  • Set-off clauses
  • Agency agreements
  • Non-party-costs-orders
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Civil procedure [2011] JRC 217A

Leeds -v- Admatch

Leeds -v- Admatch [2011] JRC 217A (07 November 2011)

The Royal Court ordered standard costs jointly and severally against the defendant and Mr Weston personally, but refused indemnity costs.

  • Non-party costs orders
  • Indemnity costs
  • Director liability
  • Post-judgment disclosure
  • Non-party-costs-orders
  • Indemnity-costs
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Civil procedure [2008] JCA 203

Minister for P and E v Yates and Regs Skips

Minister for P and E v Yates and Regs Skips [2008] JCA 203 (27 November 2008)

The Court of Appeal held that the Minister for Planning and Environment could not be made liable for non-party costs. The orders convening him and awarding costs were quashed.

  • Non-party costs orders
  • Planning permission liability
  • Voisinage (neighbour law)
  • Noise nuisance
  • Jurisdiction for costs
  • Causation in costs liability
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Civil procedure [2008] JRC 088

Yates -v- Reg's Skips

Yates -v- Reg's Skips [2008] JRC 088 (03 June 2008)

The Royal Court ordered the defendant to pay the plaintiffs’ costs on the standard basis, with 25% recoverable from the Minister as a non-party.

  • Costs
  • Non-party costs orders
  • Duty of voisinage
  • Planning permission
  • Noise nuisance
  • Non-party-costs
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