"ملف 28/2 الحرب. الاختصاص القضائي للسفن المغتنمة في دول الخليج العربي" [و‎‎٥‎٣] (٢٩٢/١٠٥)

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On any other attendance (whether before the Judge in chambers,
before the Registrar, a commissioner, examiner, or the marshal,
or upon a witness or a party or his solicitor) which the taxing
officer shall deem necessary, and for which a fee has not been
specially provided ... ... ... ... ...068
Oaths and Exhibits.
Commissioners to take oaths or affidavits. For every oath or
declaration ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...020
The solicitor for preparing each exhibit ... ... o 1 o
The commissioner for marking each exhibit ... o 1 4
Letters.
For every letter written by the solicitor which does not fall
under the head of instructions for brief, and which the taxing
officer shall deem reasonable and necessary ... ... ... o 3 6
or according to circumstances not to exceed ... ... ... o 5 o
For every letter in the nature of a notice sent by a solicitor to his
own client or any other person ... ... ... o 1 6
And in addition, in respect of correspondence between a solicitor
and his client, other than correspondence allowed for by
the taxing officer under the head of instructions for brief, for
every letter which the taxing officer shall deem reasonable and
necessary ... ... ... ... ... ... ••• ...036
or according to circumstances not to exceed ... ... ... o 5 o
In addition to the above an allowance is to be made for the
necessary expense of postages, carriage, and transmission of
documents.
Evidence.
As to evidence such just and reasonable charges and expenses
as appear to have been properly incurred in procuring evidence
and attendance of witnesses are to be allowed.
Counsel.
Fees to counsel shall be allowed in cases where such fees
would be allowed in like proceedings in Admiralty business and
to the like amount, provided that, as to refresher fees, the
taxing officer shall allow such fees as in his discretion he shall
consider reasonable.
Bail.
The commission or fee paid to persons becoming sureties to
bail bonds or otherwise giving security may be allowed provided
that the amount thereof shall not in the aggregate exceed
one pound per centum.
General.
On every taxation the taxing master shall allow all such costs,
charges and expenses as appear to him to have been necessary
or proper for the attainment of justice, or for defending the
rights of any party, but save as against the party who incurred
the same no costs shall be allowed which appear to the taxing
master to have been incurred or increased through over caution,
negligence, or mistake, and the fees hereinbefore mentioned are
subject to this general rule.
In addition to the fees hereinbefore mentioned, the taxing
officer may allow to the solicitor such remuneration as he may
consider just and reasonable, in respect of work and labour,
which is not specifically provided for by the above scale, and
which in the opinion of the taxing officer was reasonably neces
sary for the conduct of the cause or matter.