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Civil procedure [2025] SCEDIN 84

Note: Andrew Harkin against Annette McNeil (National Personal Injury Court)

Note: Andrew Harkin against Annette McNeil (National Personal Injury Court) [2025] SCEDIN 84 (06 November 2025)

The sheriff refused a motion for interim payment of expenses, holding that delay in taxation alone did not justify departing from the ordinary post-taxation process.

  • Interim payment of expenses
  • Taxation of expenses
  • Sheriff court discretion
  • Personal injury litigation funding
  • Interim-payment-of-expenses
  • Taxation-of-expenses
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Civil procedure [2017] ScotCS CSOH_124

KIDD v PAULL WILLIAMSONS LLP & Anor

KIDD v PAULL WILLIAMSONS LLP & Anor [2017] ScotCS CSOH_124 (26 September 2017))

The Court of Session granted Robert Kidd a ÂŁ1 million interim payment of expenses, finding sufficient reason to depart from the ordinary taxation process.

  • Interim payment of expenses
  • Agent and client, client paying basis
  • Taxation of expenses
  • Interim-payment-of-expenses
  • Taxation-of-expenses
  • Court-of-session-procedure
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Civil procedure [2013] ScotCS CSOH_134

TODS MURRAY WS v. ARAKIN Ltd

TODS MURRAY WS v. ARAKIN Ltd [2013] ScotCS CSOH_134 (08 August 2013)

The court granted ancillary motions after judgment, including interest, solicitor-and-client expenses, an additional fee, and an interim payment of expenses.

  • Interest on judgment debt
  • Expenses (costs)
  • Recusal of judge
  • Interim payment of expenses
  • Certification of skilled witness
  • Additional fee
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