Master the rules of costs in Canadian courts.
This practical digest helps you understand how costs are taxed, when they are awarded, and what counts as reasonable expenses in litigation. This edition compiles comprehensive rules, tariffs, precedents, and forms for taxation and recovery. It covers how costs are assessed in different courts, including provincial and federal contexts, and explains the processes for taxation, security for costs, and settlement of actions. It is a hands-on resource for navigating costs in real cases, with emphasis on practical application.
- Tariffs and fees across multiple jurisdictions, with guidance on applying them correctly.
- Precedents and forms for billing, taxation, and recoveries in Canadian courts.
- Procedures for security for costs, set-offs, and appeals related to costs.
- Checklists and notes to avoid common mistakes in cost disputes and settlements.
Ideal for readers who need a clear, action-oriented reference on costs in litigation, including lawyers, paralegals, and students seeking a practical toolkit.