Sentences with phrase «warrants special costs»

The terms «scandalous, outrageous or reprehensible» and «deserving of reproof or rebuke» are used to describe the conduct of a party that warrants special costs: Camaso v. Egan, 2011 BCSC 954 at para. 6.

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If the conduct of a party is such as to warrant rebuke by the Court, then the unsuccessful party runs a significant risk of having special costs awarded against him or her.

The cases show an increasing willingness by the courts to award special costs, particularly where the behaviour of the plaintiff warrants rebuke.

Whether a failed allegation of undue influence is sufficiently reprehensible that it warrants the court's condemnation through a special costs award depends on the particular circumstances.

Special costs to successful applicants in most cases Defendants who succeed in having the claims against them stuck under this law should be entitled to costs on a full indemnity basis, subject to a judge's discretion in exceptional cases where such are not warranted.

«The lack of respect combined with his demonstration of the fact that Mr. Tupper is not prepared to abide by any court order including the costs orders that are now outstanding establishes special circumstances warranting an order for security for costs.»

Costs should not exceed the court tariff except where reprehensible conduct warrants an award of special cCosts should not exceed the court tariff except where reprehensible conduct warrants an award of special costscosts.

Special caution is warranted in awarding costs under Rule 57.07 where the client declines to waive solicitor client privilege.

[78] In sum, ICBC's casual disregard for the disclosure rules, especially when reinforced by the October 20, 2015 Court Order, warrants rebuke in the form of an award of special costs.

The Court found that the behavior of the defendants, while unusual, was not reprehensible so as to warrant the punishment of special costs.

He also ordered special costs against the lawyers, including $ 41,000 paid to the computer analyst and a supervising solicitor who oversaw the search warrant.