1736Costs—evidence

1736 Costs—evidence (1) The costs of a proceeding may include costs incurred in procuring evidence, and the attendance of witnesses or the production of documents. (2) For this rule, the attendance of a witness includes an attendance at any necessary conference with counsel before the trial and, if the witness is an expert, qualifying to give evidence as an expert. Examples of costs incurred 1 reasonable conduct money or witness expenses paid to a witness, whether or not the witness attended under subpoena 2 reasonable expenses of preparing and proving plans, drawings, models or photographs