Detailed Assessment of a £305,000 Bill: Unreasonable Costs in Unresolved Litigation — Hassan Khan v Al-Rawas
Detailed Assessment — 2020-05-13
This case revolved around the detailed assessment of costs after the Claimants served a bill totaling £305,275.64 for unpaid bills and orders. Key issues included the proper method for obtaining a Default Costs Certificate and whether the Defendants could actively participate in the detailed assessment without paying a portion of the costs.
Summary
This case revolved around the detailed assessment of costs after the Claimants served a bill totaling £305,275.64 for unpaid bills and orders. Key issues included the proper method for obtaining a Default Costs Certificate and whether the Defendants could actively participate in the detailed assessment without paying a portion of the costs.
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