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3. Where one or more parties are receiving, or have received, civil legal services in relation to proceedings, nothing in these Regulations is to be construed as—
(a)requiring a court to make a costs order where it would not otherwise have made a costs order; or
(b)affecting the court’s power to make a wasted costs order against a legal representative.
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