COST BITES 200: THE COURT WOULD NOT DEFER THE PAYMENT OF COSTS FOLLOWING AN INTERIM HEARING

In Brierley v Howe & Anor (Re Costs - 36 Bourne Street Ltd) [2024] EWHC 2983 ICC Judge Barber rejected a petitioner's argument that payment of costs following an interlocutory hearing should be delayed or deferred.  The judgment is a significant warning to litigants that they may have to pay cos...

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