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Criminal law [2023] JRC 043

AG v Reis

AG v Reis [2023] JRC 043 (16 March 2023)

The Royal Court held it could award defence costs where the defendant had early offered to plead guilty to common assault and was convicted only of that alternative offence.

  • Defence costs
  • Summary assessment
  • Legal aid
  • Acquittal
  • Conviction
  • Discretion in costs awards
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Civil procedure [2015] JRC 146

Home Farm Developments, Strata and Holmes -v- Le Sueur

Home Farm Developments, Strata and Holmes -v- Le Sueur [2015] JRC 146 (01 July 2015)

The court awarded the respondent costs of an appeal on the indemnity basis and costs of an associated claim on the standard basis, declining summary assessment.

  • Costs
  • Summary assessment
  • Indemnity costs
  • Standard basis costs
  • Security for costs
  • Civil-procedure
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Civil procedure [2009] JCA 016

Mubarik v Mubarak

Mubarik v Mubarak [2009] JCA 016 (05 February 2009)

The Court of Appeal decided costs after its substantive trust appeal, awarding some costs on the standard or indemnity basis, but refusing a wasted costs order against counsel.

  • Costs
  • Indemnity costs
  • Wasted costs orders
  • Trust litigation
  • Summary assessment
  • Indemnity-costs
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Civil procedure [2007] JLR 1

Jersey F.S.C. v A.P. Black (Jersey) Ltd.

Jersey F.S.C. v A.P. Black (Jersey) Ltd. [2007] JLR 1 (06 December 2006)

The court held it had full discretion over costs under the Jersey statute and could summarily assess them where fair, supported by sufficient evidence, and cost-saving.

  • Costs
  • Summary assessment
  • Court discretion
  • Civil-procedure
  • Summary-assessment
  • Court-discretion
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