Not exact matches
In dismissing the litigation due to the plaintiff's non-compliance with certain court orders, the court ordered that the plaintiff
pay costs on a
substantial indemnity scale, but only for the motion in which the inappropriate comments were made.
All costs incurred by Party A after the Rule 49 offer on January 1, including the costs of trial, are to be
paid on a
substantial indemnity basis.
The Court in Tetra Consulting v Continental Bank et al., 2015 ONSC 6546 recently responded to this employer tactic by ordering Continental Bank to
pay costs on a
substantial indemnity basis.
They were each sentenced to 90 days imprisonment and ordered to
pay costs on a
substantial indemnity scale.