(3) Subject to subsections (4) and (5), the registrar may allow fees, charges and disbursements for the following services, even if unnecessary for the proper conduct of the proceeding or business to which they relate: (disinherited.com)
[39] It would seem, therefore, that amounts disbursed for Quicklaw services, courier services, stationary and postage may be recoverable under Tariff item 35 if the service or expense is «reasonably necessary for the conduct of the proceeding», the amount is reasonable and has been charged to the client, and the disbursement does not fall within standard office overhead. (wiffenlaw.ca)
The New Code has significantly limited the traditional leeway granted to counsel in the conduct of a proceeding. (slaw.ca)