Regulation 107 Taxation of costs
The costs of proceedings to which an assisted person is a party shall be taxed in accordance with any direction or order given or made in the proceedings irrespective of the interest (if any) of the assisted person in the taxation; and, for the purpose of these Regulations, an order for the taxation of the costs of a review of taxation or of the costs of an appeal from a decision of a judge on such a review shall be deemed to be a final order.
Any certificate or notice of revocation or discharge, or a copy of any such certificate or notice, shall be made available on the taxation.
Where in any proceedings to which an assisted person is a party–
judgment is signed in default, the judgment shall include a direction that the costs of any assisted person shall be taxed on the standard basis;
the court gives judgment or makes a final decree or order in the proceedings, the judgment, decree or order shall include a direction (in addition to any other direction as to taxation) that the costs of any assisted person shall be taxed on the standard basis;
the plaintiff accepts money paid into court, the costs of any assisted person shall be taxed on the standard basis.
Where in any proceedings to which an assisted person or a former assisted person is a party and–
the proceedings are, or have been, brought to an end without a direction having been given, whether under paragraph (3) or otherwise, as to the assisted person’s costs being taxed on the standard basis; or
a judgment or order in favour of an opposing party, which includes a direction that the assisted person’s costs be so taxed, has not been drawn up or, as the case may be, entered by him; or
a retainer is determined under regulation 83 in such circumstances as to require a taxation in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations;
the costs of that person shall be taxed on the standard basis on production of a copy of the notice of discharge or revocation of the certificate at the appropriate taxing office.