Order 21, rule 9 of Civil Procedure Rules : Costs

    

(1) Where the amount of costs has been—
(a) agreed between the parties;
(b) fixed by the judge or magistrate before the decree is drawn;
(c) certified by the registrar under section 68A of the Advocates
(Remuneration) Order (Sub. Leg. Cap. 16); or
(d) taxed by the court,
the amount of costs may be stated in the decree or order.
(2) In all other cases, and where the costs have not in fact been stated in the decree or order in accordance with subrule (1), after the amount of the costs has been taxed or otherwise ascertained, it shall be stated in a separate certificate to be signed by the taxing officer, or, in a subordinate court, by the magistrate.
(3) In this rule, “taxing officer” means a taxing officer qualified under paragraph 10 of the Advocates (Remuneration) Order (Sub. Leg. Cap. 16).


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