Notice of objection
23.10 Notice of objection
If the party who is to pay costs objects to any items in a bill, the party must file and serve a notice of objection to those items in accordance with Form 23B and provide in the notice the reason for each objection.
A party must file and serve a notice of objection not later than
7 days before the date fixed for the taxation.
If a party who is to pay costs fails to file and serve a notice of objection, there is a presumption that the party has no objection to the bill.
Nothing in subrule (3) is to be taken to affect the discretion of the taxing officer to tax off items.
A party who is to pay costs and who does not file a notice of objection is not entitled to be heard at the taxation without the leave of the Court.
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