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1.3
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Costs to be taken into consideration
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Apportionment of costs may relate only to those expenses necessary to assure proper protection of the rights involved.
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Rule 63(1)
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Examples of such expenses are:
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expenditure incurred in respect of witnesses and experts, together with other costs arising in connection with the taking of evidence;
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remuneration of the representatives of the parties in respect of oral proceedings or the taking of evidence; and
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expenditure incurred directly by the parties, i.e. their travel expenses in coming to oral proceedings or the taking of evidence.
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Costs incurred in respect of superfluous or irrelevant evidence, etc., cannot be covered by a decision on costs.
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CHAPTER IX COSTS
1.2 Decisions on the apportionment of costs
1.4 Principle of equity
