Sentences with phrase «irrecoverable costs»

It is not to incur substantial and irrecoverable costs on a long shot bet.

In Ward LJ's view, the trial judge was correct in taking into account the «irrecoverable cost incurred by the claimant in continuing to contest the case».

Not exact matches

After the event insurance premiums will be irrecoverable from the paying party under the new regime by dint of s 58C of the Courts and Legal Services Act 1990 when it is brought into force on 1 April 2013 — except in clinical negligence cases and even then recoverability will be limited to the extent that the premium relates to the costs of an expert.

Willers sought damages in respect of injury caused to his reputation and health, a loss of earnings and (most significantly) the costs that were irrecoverable under the order for standard costs (about # 2.2 m).

It also means that many parties in a small claims dispute will not instruct lawyers, knowing that costs will be irrecoverable.

If, as sometimes happens, the defective order is unnoticed until much later in the proceedings, subsequent orders may fall away with consequential waste of costs and time, effectively irrecoverable by either party from the other.

Such a change would particularly benefit Housing Associations, which incur costs on cladding and other building repairs to their social housing, where the VAT is often irrecoverable.

If (on the outward journey only) after 12 hours the Insured Person elects to cancel the whole travel itinerary, reimbursement of any irrecoverable deposits or charges paid in advance or contracted to be paid up to the final invoice cost to a maximum of $ 1,000 per Insured Person.