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Civil Procedure [2015] EACJ 87

Sebalu v Secretary General of East African Community (Taxation Cause 4 of 2013)

Sebalu v Secretary General of East African Community (Taxation Cause 4 of 2013) [2015] EACJ 87 (20 March 2015) (First Instance Division)

Taxing Officer Geraldine Umugwaneza reduced the claimed costs, awarding USD 6,000 instruction fees, VAT, getting-up fees, and agreed items for a total of USD 16,010.

  • Taxation Of Costs
  • Instruction Fees
  • Getting Up Fee
  • Disbursements
  • Court Discretion
  • Costs Award
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Civil Procedure [2012] EACJ 24

Sebalu v Secretary General of East African Community and Another (Taxation Cause No.1 of 2011)

Sebalu v Secretary General of East African Community and Another (Taxation Cause No.1 of 2011) [2012] EACJ 24 (20 January 2012)

The EACJ taxed the applicant’s bill of costs, reducing a USD 10 million instruction fee to USD 65,000 and awarding disbursements only where receipts were produced.

  • Taxation Of Costs
  • Instruction Fee Assessment
  • Getting Up Fee
  • Evidence Of Disbursements
  • Vat On Legal Fees
  • Taxation-of-costs
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Civil Procedure [2012] EACJ 1

Sebalu v Secretary General of East African Community and Another

Sebalu v Secretary General of East African Community and Another (Reference 1 of 2011) [2012] EACJ 1 (20 January 2012)

The East African Court of Justice taxed down an excessive bill of costs, allowing a reasonable instruction fee, getting up fee, VAT, and proved expenses.

  • Taxation Of Costs
  • Instruction Fee Assessment
  • Getting Up Fee
  • Disbursement Proof
  • Vat On Legal Fees
  • Taxation-of-costs
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