Sentences with phrase «substantial indemnity basis»

Justice Smith considered the success of Vigna at trial, which exceeded the numerous settlement offers, as well as the malice of Levant in his campaign against the Human Rights Commissions, to award costs on a substantial indemnity basis.

As the defendants are already paying costs on a substantial indemnity basis, I do not see that any further response is required at this time.

In coming to the $ 250,000 figure, the panel awarded costs for the 40 days of hearing after May 8, 2012, noting «this is not an arithmetical exercise» and referring to its «wide discretion» as to the actual amount, declined to award costs on a substantial indemnity basis.

For instance, judges may no longer hesitate to award costs, particularly on a substantial indemnity basis, where a plaintiff is insured.

Following the jury's verdict, Justice Ramsay awarded the plaintiff costs on a substantial indemnity basis (a higher rate than usual) from the date of his offer to settle until the trial, along with costs on a partial indemnity basis (the usual rate) up until the offer, for a total of $ 140,000 plus HST.

This meant that she was entitled to costs on a substantial indemnity basis from the date of her last offer, through the end of the trial.

In awarding the plaintiff's costs on a substantial indemnity basis Master Short wrote: «I am not satisfied that this motion needed to be brought, nor that it ought to have been brought.»

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.

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.

In a civil action in Ontario, a formal offer to settle made under Rule 49 of the Rules of Civil Procedure can trigger costs consequences on a substantial indemnity basis, which is a much higher amount than partial indemnity.

The only real issue is whether those costs should be on a substantial indemnity basis.

The appellant also appeals against that portion of the costs award that granted costs to the respondent on a substantial indemnity basis from the date of its offer to settle.

The plaintiff's lawyer was ordered to bear the costs of both parties on the motion on a substantial indemnity basis.

stubborn refusal to accept the Applicants» success set them on a path of deliberate and continual contempt that should attract a costs award on a substantial indemnity basis.

In his decision, the judge found that this was one of those rare and exceptional cases where the directors» conduct was worthy of sanction deserving of a costs award on a substantial indemnity basis.