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The Royal Court left an indemnity costs order intact, awarded the Respondent two-thirds of the appeal costs on the standard basis, and stayed enforcement of unpaid costs orders.
The Royal Court ordered the appellant to pay the costs of the unsuccessful appeal against a prosecution costs order, finding the appeal was pursued unreasonably.
Holmes -v- Lingard and Others [2017] JRC 150 (18 September 2017)
The Royal Court refused to order a payment on account of costs pending appeal, finding the wider costs position unresolved and premature to determine.
P -v- O (Matrimonial) [2017] JCA 054 (04 April 2017)
The Court of Appeal awarded the respondent her costs on the standard basis after dismissing an appeal in a matrimonial dispute.
The Court of Appeal made no order as to costs after finding Mr Wood was the overall winner, but taking account of JT’s conditional settlement offer and partial success on appeal.
Home Farm Developments Ltd. v. Le Sueur [2015] 2 JLR_Note 6 (01 September 2015)
Appeal proceedings on costs: the court ordered security for appeal costs in favour of the respondent.
I -v- J (Family) [2015] JCA 072A (13 April 2015)
The Court of Appeal ordered the unsuccessful appellant to pay £1,000 towards the respondent’s appellate costs, to be set off against first-instance costs.
Cameron v Att. Gen. [2013] 2 JLR_Note 22 (21 June 2013)
A Jersey criminal appeal note on costs held that an appellant who succeeds only partly may still be awarded costs.
P-S v C [2010] JCA 225 (15 December 2010)
The Court of Appeal held that the husband must pay the wife’s costs of the appeal and cross-appeal, but costs were to be assessed on the standard basis, not indemnity.
Gheewala v Compendium Trust [2006] JLR_Note 10 (07 April 2006)
A Jersey civil appeal note concerning costs on appeal in Gheewala v Compendium Trust.
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