Taxing Master definition

Taxing Master means the Chief Registrar;
Taxing Master means the officer of the Court whose duty it is to tax costs in the Court;
Taxing Master means a Taxing Master of the Court.

Examples of Taxing Master in a sentence

  • The Taxing Master, employing his knowledge and experience, determines what he considers the right figure.” It is largely a matter of experience and comparison of one case with another.

  • A Notice to Review referred to in subrule (12) shall state, by a list, each item in the bill in respect of which the party objects to the order of the Taxing Master and shall also state specifically and concisely the grounds of objection to that order and the order sought in its place.

  • Except so far as a Judge or the Taxing Master otherwise orders, a review under this rule does not operate as a stay of execution or of proceedings under the order of the Taxing Master to which the review relates.

  • The Taxing Master may at any time correct a clerical mistake in an order made under this rule.

  • A Notice to Review referred to in subrule (12) shall be filed, a copy lodged with the Taxing Master and a copy served on each party interested, within 14 days after the order of the Taxing Master is made following the relevant reconsideration.


More Definitions of Taxing Master

Taxing Master means the Master or the Registrar, or another officer of the Court so directed under subrule (3) by the Master, conducting a taxation of costs under this Order;
Taxing Master means the Registrar or other officer of the Court whose duty it is to tax costs in the proceedings of the Court under its ordinary jurisdiction.
Taxing Master means the Registrar of the High Court, a Deputy Registrar or a District Registrar;
Taxing Master. ( ) means the Registrar as taxing master.;
Taxing Master means the taxing master referred to in the High Court Rules, 1954;
Taxing Master means the Registrar;
Taxing Master means the taxing masters referred to in section 69 of the Supreme Court Act.