Where an appeal succeeds on narrow grounds compared to the overall case heard below, and the appellate judgment explains the errors, the usual practice of remitting to the same judge will be followed even where the primary judge made strong adverse findings on the issues successfully challenged. Costs will be apportioned proportionately where an appellant succeeds on some but not all grounds, and a ground that was not pressed orally but never abandoned will still attract adverse costs consequences.
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