Costs Assessment

/ˈkɒsts əˌsɛsmənt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The judicial process of reviewing and determining the amount of legal costs payable by one party to another following litigation.
    The court appointed an expert for the costs assessment to decide the final amount payable.

Forms

  • costs assessment

Commentary

Costs assessment is a technical procedure usually governed by statute or court rules, ensuring fairness and accuracy in awarding legal costs after trial or settlement.

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