COST BITES 267: WHAT IS THE COURT’S APPROACH WHEN IT DETERMINES THAT A RECEIVING PARTY SHOULD NOT HAVE INSTRUCTED LEADING COUNSEL?

Here we have a consideration of what the court's approach on summary assessment when it considers that leading counsel should not have been instructed.

(Silk worms at work.  They did not weave their magic when it came to the assessment of costs).
" ... there is considerable force to the submission ...

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