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45.29H.(1) Where the court makes an order for costs of an interim application to be paid by one party in a case to which this Section applies, the order shall be for a sum equivalent to one half of the applicable Type A and Type B costs in Table 6 or 6A.

[F3(1A) Where the order for costs is made in a claim to which the Pre-Action Protocol for Resolution of Package Travel Claims applies, the order shall be for a sum equivalent to one half of the applicable Type A and Type B costs in Table 6A.]

(2) Where the party in whose favour the order for costs is made—

(a)lives, works or carries on business in an area set out in Practice Direction 45; and

(b)instructs a legal representative who practises in that area,

the costs will include, in addition to the costs allowable under paragraph (1), an amount equal to 12.5% of those costs.

(3) [F4If] an order for costs is made pursuant to this rule, the party in whose favour the order is made is entitled to disbursements in accordance with rule 45.29I[F5.]

(4) Where appropriate, VAT may be recovered in addition to the amount of any costs allowable under this rule.]]

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F5Rule 45.29H(3): full stop substituted for word (1.10.2013) by The Civil Procedure (Amendment No.7) ules 2013 (S.I. 2013/1974), rules 2, 20(e)(ii)

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