multi-handed appeals

Criminal fees appeals: Multi-handed appeals

Wherever possible, appeals in relation to the same case by all or many of the advocates and/or solicitors concerned are listed together or at short consecutive intervals on the same day. Where this presents problems to individual appellants, representations should be made to the Clerk of Appeals who will consult the Costs Judge as to whether an exception can be made to this general rule. It may however be possible to hear all the appeals of advocates in one particular case on the same day and all the appeals of solicitors in relation to the same case on another day.

Extract from the Senior Courts Costs Office Guide 2018

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appeal hearing

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paper appeal

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delay in requesting a detailed assessment hearing

Application concerning delay in commencing detailed assessment proceedings or in requesting a detailed assessment hearing: Sanction for delay in requesting a detailed assessment hearing

lodging papers for appeal

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supplementary grounds of appeal

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grounds of appeal

Criminal fees appeals: The grounds of appeal

notice of appeal

Criminal fees appeals: The Notice of Appeal

practice direction

Criminal fees appeals: The Criminal Costs Practice Direction

bad dog

Criminal fees appeals: Introduction

Requests for a detailed assessment hearing: Forms of request

jackson report

The electronic bill: The Jackson Report and Precedent S

interim payment in COP cases

Court of Protection cases: Payments on account

costs after P's death

Court of Protection cases: Costs following P’s death

Costs of sale of a property

Court of Protection cases: Costs of sale or purchase of property

remuneration from estate

Court of Protection cases: Remuneration of a deputy, donee or attorney

Where proceedings concern P’s property and affairs

Court of Protection cases: Where proceedings concern P’s property and affairs

non professional deputy

Court of Protection case: Non-professional deputies

Incidence of costs – the general rule

Court of Protection cases: Incidence of costs – the general rule

Commencing a detailed assessment

Court of Protection cases: Commencing a detailed assessment

authorities to assess

Court of Protection cases: Authorities to assess costs

Court of Protection cases: Bill format

Court of Protection cases: Bill format

Court of Protection cases: Fixed costs

Court of Protection cases: Fixed costs

Court of Protection cases: Agreed costs

Court of Protection cases: Agreed costs

orders for costs

Court of Protection cases: Orders and directions as to costs

court of protection

Court of Protection cases: Introduction

one fifth rule

Solicitor and client assessments: The costs of the assessment

judge

Solicitor and client assessments: The hearing of the application

commencing the application

Solicitor and client assessments: Commencing the application

forms to use

Solicitor and client assessments: The forms to use

Know Your Rights

Solicitor and client assessments: Detailed assessment as of right or on terms

solicitor and client

Solicitor and client assessments: Introduction

deciding whether to apply for a waster costs order

Applications concerning misconduct or wasted costs: Deciding whether to make a wasted costs order

procedural steps

Applications concerning misconduct or wasted costs: Procedural steps on applications for a wasted costs order

wasted costs

Applications concerning misconduct or wasted costs: Principles on which wasted costs orders are made

wasted costs

Applications concerning misconduct or wasted costs: Personal liability of legal representatives for costs - wasted costs orders

misconduct

Applications concerning misconduct or wasted costs: Misconduct by litigants or legal representatives

Setting aside a default costs certificate

Applying to set aside a default costs certificate: Orders and directions on set aside applications

setting aside a default costs certificate

Applying to set aside a default costs certificate: Application by paying party

Applying to set aside a default costs certificate

Applying to set aside a default costs certificate: Application by receiving party

time to pay

Obtaining a payment on account or an interim costs certificate: Time for payment and enforcement

Agreement

Obtaining a payment on account or an interim costs certificate: Agreement

Interim

Obtaining a payment on account or an interim costs certificate: Form of interim costs certificate

When to apply for interim costs

Obtaining a payment on account or an interim costs certificate: When to apply

sanction

Application concerning delay in commencing detailed assessment proceedings or in requesting a detailed assessment hearing: Sanction for delay in commencing detailed assessment proceedings

default costs certificate

Obtaining a default costs certificate: Effect of a default costs certificate

default costs certificate

Obtaining a default costs certificate: Form of default costs certificate

does not apply

Obtaining a default costs certificate: Cases in which the default costs certificate procedure does not apply

default costs certificate

Obtaining a default costs certificate: When and how to apply

other applications

Applications in detailed assessment proceedings: Other applications

stay

Applications in detailed assessment proceedings: Stay of enforcement of costs certificates

stay

Applications in detailed assessment proceedings: Stay of detailed assessment proceedings

Change of legal representative

Applications in detailed assessment proceedings: Change of legal representative

Agreed costs certificate

Applications in detailed assessment proceedings: Agreed costs certificates

Examples of the types of applications which may be made

Applications in detailed assessment proceedings: Examples of the types of applications which may be made

evidence in support of applications

Applications in detailed assessment proceedings: Evidence in support of applications

Form-N244-Aplication-Notice

Applications in detailed assessment proceedings: Applications generally

High Court

Final costs certificates: Enforcement of certificate

stay

Final costs certificates: Order to stay enforcement

Final costs certificates: Effect of final costs certificate

14 days

Final costs certificates: Failure to file completed bill of costs

completing the bill of costs

Final costs certificates: Completing the bill of costs

Minimising the expense of production

Production of confidential documents in detailed assessment hearings: Avoiding or minimising the expense and delay of production

court's power to order disclosure of documents

Production of confidential documents in detailed assessment hearings: Court’s power to order production of documents

duty to lodge documents

Production of confidential documents in detailed assessment hearings: Receiving party’s duty to lodge documents

Interest on costs: Effect on final costs certificates

Interest on costs: Effect on final costs certificates

interest

Interest on costs: Entitlement to interest on costs

fixed costs

Costs of detailed assessment proceedings: Fixed costs

costs of provisional assessment

Costs of detailed assessment proceedings: Provisional assessments

quiet

Costs of detailed assessment proceedings: Where an offer to settle is not accepted

offer accepted

Costs of detailed assessment proceedings: Where an offer to settle is accepted

offer in detailed assessment proceedings

Costs of detailed assessment proceedings: Offers to settle

Open offer

Costs of detailed assessment proceedings: Open offer with points of dispute

Costs of detailed assessment proceedings

Costs of detailed assessment proceedings: Entitlement

hearings outside London

Detailed assessment hearings: Hearings outside London

Relevance of costs budget

Detailed assessment hearings: Relevance of costs budgets

decisions made at the hearing

Detailed assessment hearings: The decisions made at the hearing

detailed assessment hearing

Detailed assessment hearings: The conduct of the hearing

Lodging electronic documents

Lodging and removing documents for hearings: Obtaining electronic documents from other courts

Removing supporting electonic documents

Lodging and removing documents for hearings: Removing supporting electronic documents

Lodging supporting electronic documents

Lodging and removing documents for hearings: Lodging supporting electronic documents

transfer of papers

Lodging and removing documents for hearings: Obtaining papers from other courts

Removing papers

Lodging and removing documents for hearings: Removing supporting papers

lodging papers

Lodging and removing documents for hearings: Lodging supporting papers

time record

The electronic bill: Phases, tasks, activities, standardised time recording and spreadsheets

Precedent S Structure

The electronic bill: The structure of Precedent S

electronic version of paper bill

Form and layout of paper bills: Electronic copies of paper bills

venue for detailed assessment

Commencement of detailed assessment proceedings: Venue for detailed assessment proceedings

points of dispute and consequence of not serving

Points of dispute and reply: Time for points of dispute and consequences of not serving

fix a date

Requests for a detailed assessment hearing: Fixing the date for the detailed assessment hearing

Requesting a provisional assessment

Provisional assessment of bills not exceeding £75,000: Requesting an assessment

Documents to accompany N252

Commencement of detailed assessment proceedings: Documents to accompany the notice of commencement

electronic bill of costs

The electronic bill: Form and procedure

After the provisional assessment

Provisional assessment of bills not exceeding £75,000: After the provisional assessment

Provisional assessment generally

Provisional assessment of bills not exceeding £75,000: Provisional assessment generally

Where costs are agreed

Commencement of detailed assessment proceedings: Procedure where costs are agreed

Allocation to a Costs Judge

Requests for a detailed assessment hearing: Allocation to a costs officer or costs judge

Replies

Points of dispute and reply: Time limit for replies and their format

London County Courts

Requests for a detailed assessment hearing: Detailed assessment by the SCCO of the costs of proceedings in the County Court in London

Documents to accompany

Requests for a detailed assessment hearing: Documents to accompany the request

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