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Family Law Rules 1984
45Certificate of taxation — no notice of dispute
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45 Certificate of taxation — no notice of dispute
(1) The taxing officer may issue a certificate of taxation to a person who is entitled to be paid costs if:
(a) the person has filed:
(i) a bill; and
(ii) an affidavit stating that the bill and, if required by this Order, a notice of rights were served on the person liable to pay the costs; and
(iii) an affidavit specifying the amount (if any) that has been received or credited in respect of the costs; and
(b) the person liable to pay the costs has not filed and served a notice disputing the bill in accordance with subrule 42 (2); and
(c) the time for filing and serving a notice disputing the bill has expired.
(2) If the taxing officer issues a certificate of taxation, the person who served the bill must serve, as soon as practicable, a copy of the certificate on each person from whom costs are sought.