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When is the deadline for filing and service of a bill of costs after a notice requiring it?

The catalogue records a 30 days period from the day the notice under r 1803 (1) is served on the party entitled to costs. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
30 days
Trigger
the day the notice under r 1803 (1) is served on the party entitled to costs
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  • Court Procedures Rules 2006 (ACT) r 6351 (2). If the party then does not comply with the registrar's direction, the registrar may disallow the costs or allow them at a nominal or other amount, and may order the party to pay costs incurred because of the failure (r 1803 (3)).
  • Added on verification: the researched catalogue referred to this 30-day consequence period in a note on r 1800 (5) but did not catalogue it. The same 30 days is also the window for the party to make representations to the registrar.

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