Paragraph 99 EXPENSES
In any Application the Court may make an award of expenses (and outlays) in favour of a party litigant and where expenses of a party litigant are ordered to be paid by any other party to the Application the Auditor of Court may allow as expenses such sums as appear to him to be reasonable, having regard to all the circumstances in respect of:—
work done which was reasonably required in connection with the case, up to a maximum of two-thirds of the sum allowable to a solicitor for that work under the current Table of Fees for solicitors, and
outlays reasonably incurred for the proper conduct of the case.
Without prejudice to the generality of the above, the circumstances to which the Auditor of Court will have regard in determining what sum, if any, to allow in respect of any work done may include (1) the nature of the work; (2) the time taken and the time reasonably required to do the work; (3) the amount of time spent in respect of which there was no loss of earnings; (4) the amount of any earnings lost during the time required to do the work; (5) the importance of the case to the party litigant, and (6) the complexity of the issues involved in the case.