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Family law [2021] JRC 013

W v X (Family) 22-Jan-2021

W v X (Family) 22-Jan-2021 [2021] JRC 013 (22 January 2021)

The court refused to award costs against the appellant in a children case, finding the appeal on affordability was not meritless and a costs order would not serve the child’s interests.

  • Costs in children proceedings
  • Appeals
  • Unreasonable conduct
  • Family-law
  • Children-proceedings
  • Costs-orders
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Probate [2012] JRC 078

Garnham -v- PC and Others

Garnham -v- PC and Others [2012] JRC 078 (13 April 2012)

Post-judgment costs ruling in a Jersey probate dispute. The court allocated estate costs between executors and beneficiaries, and partly penalised one executor for unreasonable conduct.

  • Executor indemnity
  • Beneficiary costs
  • Unreasonable conduct
  • Trustee liability
  • Costs out of estate
  • Probate-costs
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Family law [2011] JRC 045

In the matter of B

In the matter of B [2011] JRC 045 (28 February 2011)

The court ordered the respondent to pay the petitioner’s costs after finding she unreasonably suspended overnight child contact and prolonged the dispute.

  • Child contact
  • Costs orders
  • Unreasonable conduct
  • Exceptional circumstances
  • Child-contact
  • Costs-orders
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Civil procedure [2010] JRC 169

Bagus v Kastening

Bagus v Kastening [2010] JRC 169 (22 September 2010)

The court ordered indemnity costs on appeal after finding the plaintiff unreasonably reintroduced a defective knowing receipt claim without new relevant facts.

  • Costs
  • Indemnity costs
  • Pleadings
  • Unreasonable conduct
  • Civil-procedure
  • Indemnity-costs
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