The Supreme Court Rules 2024
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55 Claim for costs
(1) Where the Court has made an order for costs, the claim for costs must be submitted to the Registrar within three months beginning with the date on which the costs order was made. (2) The claim for costs must comply with the relevant practice direction and the receiving party must supply such further particulars, information and documents as the Registrar may direct. (3) The receiving party must serve the claim for costs on the paying party. (4) Within 21 days beginning with the day on which a claim for costs is served, the paying party may (or, in the circumstances specified in the relevant practice direction, must) file points of dispute and, if so, must serve them on the receiving party. (5) Within 14 days beginning with the day on which points of dispute are served, the receiving party may file a response and, if so, must serve it on the paying party.
55 Claim for costs
(1) Where the Court has made an order for costs, the claim for costs must be submitted to the Registrar within three months beginning with the date on which the costs order was made. (2) The claim for costs must comply with the relevant practice direction and the receiving party must supply such further particulars, information and documents as the Registrar may direct. (3) The receiving party must serve the claim for costs on the paying party. (4) Within 21 days beginning with the day on which a claim for costs is served, the paying party may (or, in the circumstances specified in the relevant practice direction, must) file points of dispute and, if so, must serve them on the receiving party. (5) Within 14 days beginning with the day on which points of dispute are served, the receiving party may file a response and, if so, must serve it on the paying party.
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