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The Civil Procedure Rules 1998

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[F1[F2Costs consequences of acceptance of a Part 36 offer where Section IIIA of Part 45 appliesE+W

36.10A.(1) This rule applies where a claim no longer continues under the RTA or EL/PL Protocol pursuant to rule 45.29A(1).

(2) Where a Part 36 offer is accepted within the relevant period, the claimant will be entitled to the fixed costs in Table 6B, Table 6C or Table 6D in Section IIIA of Part 45 for the stage applicable at the date on which notice of acceptance was served on the offeror.

(3) Where—

(a)a defendant’s Part 36 offer relates to part only of the claim; and

(b)at the time of serving notice of acceptance within the relevant period the claimant abandons the balance of the claim,

the claimant will be entitled to the fixed costs in paragraph (2).

(4) Subject to paragraph (5), where a defendant’s Part 36 offer is accepted after the relevant period—

(a)the claimant will be entitled to the fixed costs in Table 6B, Table 6C or Table 6D in Section IIIA of Part 45 for the stage applicable at the date on which the relevant period expired; and

(b)the claimant will be liable for the defendant’s costs for the period from the date of expiry of the relevant period to the date of acceptance.

(5) Where the claimant accepts the defendant’s Protocol offer after the date on which the claim leaves the Protocol—

(a)the claimant will be entitled to the applicable Stage 1 and Stage 2 fixed costs in Table 6 or Table 6A in Section III of Part 45; and

(b)the claimant will be liable for the defendant’s costs from the date on which the Protocol offer is deemed to be made to the date of acceptance.

(6) For the purposes of this rule a defendant’s Protocol offer is either—

(a)defined in accordance with rules 36.17 and 36.18; or

(b)if the claim leaves the Protocol before the Court Proceedings Pack Form is sent to the defendant—

(i)the last offer made by the defendant before the claim leaves the Protocol; and

(ii)deemed to be made on the first business day after the claim leaves the Protocol.

(7) A reference to the ‘Court Proceedings Pack Form’ is a reference to the form used in the Protocol.

(8) Fixed costs shall be calculated by reference to the amount of the offer which is accepted.

(9) Where the parties do not agree the liability for costs, the court will make an order as to costs.

(10) Where the court makes an order for costs in favour of the defendant—

(a)the court will have regard to; and

(b)the amount of costs ordered shall not exceed,

the fixed costs in Table 6B, Table 6C or Table 6D in Section IIIA of Part 45 applicable at the date of acceptance, less the fixed costs to which the claimant is entitled under paragraph (4) or (5).

(11) The parties are entitled to disbursements allowed in accordance with rule 45.29I incurred in any period for which costs are payable to them.]]

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