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Court of Appeal, having previously dismissed the appeal against a judgement of the High Court which held that the Appellant's claim against the Fifth Defendant was statute barred, determines that the Respondent, having been entirely successful, was entitled to an order for costs as the Appellants had failed to bring themselves within the the provisions of the statutory exceptions to the normal rule as to costs following the event.
Legal Services Regulation Act 2015 - Costs Appeal - court had previously dismissed the appeal against a judgement of the High Court which held that the Appellant's claim against the Fifth Defendant was statute barred - appellate court, at the conclusion of its judgement, expressed a provisional view that the Respondent, being entirely successful, should be awarded an order for costs - Appellants were given 14 days within which to oppose this order - Respondent was entitled to an order for costs unless the Appellants can bring themselves within the the provisions outlined in Section 169 (1) of the Legal Services Regulation Act 2015.
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