Sentences with phrase «costs pilot scheme»
Suffice it to say that this was a defamation claim proceeding under the costs pilot scheme that required parties to file budgets.
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Other actions include introducing a funeral bond pilot scheme to assist savers, publishing guidance on funeral costs by December 2018, and strengthening consumer protection on funeral plans.
In 1993, a pilot project, the Karst Programme, was developed by the Lithuanian Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of Environmental Protection with the aim of developing an appropriate and cost - effective incentive scheme for groundwater protection in one of Lithuania's most sensitive areas.
The authority's role in these pilot schemes will evolve from a one - to - one inspection and monitoring role, which is neither cost - effective nor equitable, and move towards an advisory, information, and resource - based support role.
«The scheme has significantly increased utility companies» operating costs in the pilot scheme areas,» said RHA chief executive, Richard Burnett.
Defra will fund # 1.5 million over three years to support pilot schemes, but local authorities must meet the start - up costs - estimated at # 100,000 to # 200,000 a year - and running costs of # 500,000 a year.
These challenges are daunting and it will take time to develop new strategies, governance arrangements and pilot schemes so as to evaluate the costs and benefits of each option.
If you are a multi-tracker and wish to avoid costs management (budgeting et al) in proceedings which would not be caught by the PD 51D or PD 51G pilot schemes, you issue before 1 April 2013 but just laugh about it when claiming in the Admiralty and Commercial Courts which are not playing (and there is talk of a change to allow some Chancery claims to escape).
It is therefore instructive to consider the decision of Senior Costs Judge Hirst last month on the recoverability of costs exceeding an approved costs budget under a similar scheme piloted for defamation cases (Henry v News Group Newspapers Limited [2012] EWHC 90218 (Costs)-Costs Judge Hirst last month on the recoverability of costs exceeding an approved costs budget under a similar scheme piloted for defamation cases (Henry v News Group Newspapers Limited [2012] EWHC 90218 (Costs)-costs exceeding an approved costs budget under a similar scheme piloted for defamation cases (Henry v News Group Newspapers Limited [2012] EWHC 90218 (Costs)-costs budget under a similar scheme piloted for defamation cases (Henry v News Group Newspapers Limited [2012] EWHC 90218 (Costs)-Costs)-RRB-.
Even if the court declines to award the budgeted amount as costs, the lesson to be gleaned from the Manchester pilot scheme is that judges will be relaxed about awarding a significant payment on account of costs to the winner, based upon their budgeted sum.
With the annual cost of fraud in the UK reportedly as high as # 193bn a year, the two - year pilot scheme will see the City of London Police work with the firm to identify, seize and recover assets from criminals, with civil asset recovery litigation running alongside parallel criminal investigations.
The next step in the reform process is the extension of the costs management pilot scheme, currently running in the Birmingham mercantile court, to all technology and construction courts and mercantile courts, from 1 October 2011.