Paragraph 1 Preparation
Part A: The doing of any work which was reasonably done arising out of or incidental to the proceedings, including—
The client: taking instructions to petition, defend, cross-petition, appeal or oppose etc., attending upon and corresponding with client; taking and preparing proofs of evidence;
Witnesses: interviewing and corresponding with witnesses and potential witnesses, taking and preparing proofs of evidence and, where appropriate, arranging attendance at court, including issue of subpoena or witness summons;
Expert Evidence: obtaining and considering advice or reports from experts; where appropriate, arranging their attendance at court, including issue of subpoena or witness summons;
Inspections: inspecting any property or place material to the proceedings;
Searches and Enquiries: making searches at offices of public records and elsewhere for relevant documents; searches in the Companies Registry and similar matters;
Other Parties: attending upon and corresponding with other parties or their solicitors;
Discovery: perusing, considering or collating documents for affidavit or list of documents; attending to inspect or produce for inspection any documents required to be produced or inspected by order of the court or otherwise;
Documents: preparation and consideration of pleadings and affidavits, cases and instructions to and advice from counsel, any law involved and any other relevant documents including collating and service;
Negotiations: work done in connection with negotiations with a view to settlement;
Agency: correspondence with and attendances upon London or other agents and work done by them;
Interest: where relevant, the calculation of interest;
Notices: preparation and service of miscellaneous notices, including notices to witnesses to attend court.
Part B: The general care and conduct of the proceedings.
Part C: Travelling and waiting time in connection with the above matters.
Note:
The sums sought under each of sub-paragraphs (i) to (xii) of Part A should be shown separately against each item followed by the total of all items under Part A; the sums charged under Parts B and C should each be shown separately, and the total of the items under Parts A, B and C should then follow.