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High Court: (a) determines that an objecting creditor should pay the costs of a preliminary issue, in circumstances where the legislation was not opaque or ill-thought-out, and should be determined in accordance with ordinary principles; but (b) makes no order as to costs with regard to the written submissions filed on behalf of the personal insolvency practitioner, where the submissions had not been delivered until one week prior to the hearing of the appeal.
Personal insolvency - costs of preliminary issue - whether an application under s. 115A of the Personal Insolvency Act 2012(as amended) had been 'made' within statutory period - determination that the application had been made within the period - whether legislation was opaque - delay by personal insolvency practitioner in delivering submissions.
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