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Paragraph 5.36 Submissions as to costs

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(1)

If counsel wish to seek an order other than that costs be awarded to the successful party, submissions to that effect should be made at the hearing immediately after the conclusion of the argument.

(2)

Leave may be given to a party to make submissions as to costs when a reserved judgment is delivered, provided that, at least two clear days before the judgment—

(a)

notice of intention to make submissions on costs is given in writing to the Registry; and

(b)

a copy of the submissions is sent to the other party or parties to the appeal.

(3)

Where one party is legally aided and where, in the event of proceedings being decided in favour of the unassisted party, the unassisted party intends to apply for costs he shall—

(a)

make a submission to that effect under this rule; and

(b)

give the authority responsible for the grant of legal aid not less than seven days' notice of his intention to do so.