The phrase "indemnity scale" refers to a system that determines the amount of money or compensation that will be paid to someone as protection against potential losses or damages they may experience. Full definition
The jury had awarded damages of $ 350,000, St. Lewis asked the court to award her costs on a substantial indemnity scale of $ 552,706.56 for fees and $ 55,305.97 for disbursements plus HST. (canadianlawyermag.com)
[1] The Defendant the Legislative Assembly of Ontario (the «Assembly») seeks costs on a partial indemnity scale of its successful motion to have the Plaintiff's action as against it dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. (slaw.ca)
The Defendant The Office of the Ombudsman of Ontario (the «Ombudsman») seeks costs on a partial indemnity scale of its successful motion to have the Plaintiff's statement of claim struck out on the ground that it discloses no reasonable cause of action. (slaw.ca)