Where proceedings involve multiple claims and cross-claims, costs orders should separately identify the costs referable to each claim. A successful appellant who fails to seek costs in the notice of appeal may still obtain costs of the appeal where the respondent is not prejudiced, but may be required to pay the respondent's costs of any additional stage necessitated by the omission. Orders entered in the Court's computerised record system must be self-contained and set out the actual words of the orders, rather than incorporating short minutes by reference.
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