Practical Law

The High Court in Santina Ltd v Rare Art recently provided useful guidance on security for costs applications made under CPR 25.13(2)(c) in relation to the burden of proof where a claimant refuses to adduce sufficient evidence of funds, as well as the relevance of expedition to the date of the application, and the use of budgeted costs … Continue reading Show me the money: burdens of proof, respondent’s evidence, and other relevant factors in security for costs applications →