COST BITES 452: COURT DOES NOT SET ASIDE PREVIOUS COSTS ORDERS MADE IN PROCEEDINGS WHERE THE DEFENDANTS WERE ULTIMATELY SUCCESSFUL

A litigant can win a case at trial but still be liable for interlocutory costs orders made against it.  This is highly frustrating for the litigant in question.  Here we look at an attempt to overturn a costs order made against defendants who had  then gone on to be successful at trial.  There are m...

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