The Employment Tribunal Procedure Rules 2024
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73 Costs orders and preparation time orders
(1) A costs order is an order that the paying party make a payment to— (a) the receiving party in respect of the costs that the receiving party has incurred while represented by a legal representative or a lay representative, or (b) another party or witness in respect of expenses incurred, or to be incurred, for the purpose of, or in connection with, an individual’s attendance as a witness at a hearing. (2) A preparation time order is an order that the paying party make a payment to the receiving party in respect of the receiving party’s preparation time while not represented by a legal representative. (3) A costs order under paragraph (1)(a) and a preparation time order may not both be made in favour of the same party in the same proceedings. (4) The Tribunal may decide in the course of the proceedings that a party is entitled to either a costs order or a preparation time order but may defer its decision on the kind of order to make until a later stage in the proceedings.
73 Costs orders and preparation time orders
(1) A costs order is an order that the paying party make a payment to— (a) the receiving party in respect of the costs that the receiving party has incurred while represented by a legal representative or a lay representative, or (b) another party or witness in respect of expenses incurred, or to be incurred, for the purpose of, or in connection with, an individual’s attendance as a witness at a hearing. (2) A preparation time order is an order that the paying party make a payment to the receiving party in respect of the receiving party’s preparation time while not represented by a legal representative. (3) A costs order under paragraph (1)(a) and a preparation time order may not both be made in favour of the same party in the same proceedings. (4) The Tribunal may decide in the course of the proceedings that a party is entitled to either a costs order or a preparation time order but may defer its decision on the kind of order to make until a later stage in the proceedings.
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