WHEN MISCONDUCT ON ASSESSMENT LEADS TO NO AWARD OF COSTS

It is illuminating to read two reports of the case of Farmer -v- the Chief Constable of Lancashire, where a party's conduct on assessment led to no award of costs being made. Indeed the claimant was ordered to pay the costs of the assessment.

THE REPORTS The case in reported by Hill Dickinson "Clai...

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