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Costs assessment after default judgment and appeal: the Registrar disallowed consultant-solicitor costs but awarded QAR 47,005 for remaining reasonable litigation costs.
The Registrar assessed costs in the Horizon Crescent liquidation, reducing claimed amounts and awarding QAR 143,000 each to Ms Gharbi and Mr Delli Compagni, and QAR 5,000 to Mr Rime.
The Registrar held the defendant was a litigant-in-person, applied the QAR 200 hourly rate, disallowed 7 research hours, and awarded QAR 3,000 in costs.
The Court refused a review of the Registrar’s costs assessment, holding there was no material misdirection and the costs award was not disproportionate.
The Court refused a review of the Registrar’s costs assessment, holding there was no basis to interfere with the exercise of discretion.
Costs assessment after dismissed broker-investment claims: the Registrar awarded Nexus Financial Services WLL recoverable costs, with reductions for duplication and disallowed items.
Costs assessment after trial: the Registrar ordered the Claimant to pay the Defendant QAR 206,000, applying the usual costs principles and proportionality.
The Registrar assessed recoverable costs after default judgment, a failed set-aside application, and refused appeal permission, awarding QAR 60,720 to the claimant.
The Registrar assessed costs at QAR 95,925, reduced part of the claimed fees, and ordered enhanced interest at 7% from the third working day after judgment.
Registrar assessed costs after a jurisdiction challenge failed, reducing a QAR 300,000 fixed fee claim to QAR 75,000 and refusing indemnity costs.
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