A Bill of Costs is a document used in legal proceedings to itemize the fees and expenses of a case. It is usually issued by the successful party in order to recover costs from the losing party. There are two types of Bill of Costs: (1) Standard Bill of Costs and (2) Detailed Bill of Costs. A Standard Bill of Costs generally contains a summary of the costs and expenses incurred during the case, including court fees, witness fees, expert witness fees, travel expenses, and legal fees. A Detailed Bill of Costs contains a more thorough breakdown of costs, including individual line items and an explanation of how each expense was calculated. It also includes a list of invoices, receipts, and other supporting documents.
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Party and Party Bill of Costs refer to the costs incurred by the plaintiff and the defendant. These costs are specific to the court case. They include costs that have been induced during a court case; however, they exclude any legal fees pertaining to the time frame prior to a summons, or notice of motion being served.
Bill of costs is prepared by the party that the court ordered to be paid the costs of the case (judgment creditor). The party who loses the case and is ordered to pay costs is called the Judgement debtor. The time limitation to file bill of costs is 60 days.
A Bills of Costs case is filed for Taxation hearings before the Taxing Master (a Registrar in chambers). When the opposing party wishes to dispute the items in a Bill of Costs, a Notice of Dispute will be filed.
Normally the registrar or deputy registrar or the resident magistrate in charge in case of the lower Courts, is the officer of the Court responsible for taxation.
This is a statement of account highlighting each of the services rendered by the advocate, when they were rendered and how much each service costs.
The bill of costs (1) lists the ?costs on appeal,? such as the costs which were incurred for the appellate record and the court of appeals filing fees and (2) notes whether those costs have been paid and, if so, by whom.