12Where client not charged on a time costing basis

12  Where client not charged on a time costing basis  12.1 In matters where the lawyer has not charged the client on a time costing basis, items 1 to 11 above do not apply and a fair and reasonable amount will be allowed, having regard to:  (a) the complexity of the matter;  (b) the difficulty or novelty of the questions involved;  (c) the skill, specialised knowledge and responsibility involved;  (d) the work actually done by the lawyer;  (e) the extent to which the work was reasonably necessary;  (f) the period during which the work was done;  (g) the time spent on performing the work;  (h) the quality of the work;  (i) the number and importance of the documents prepared and read, regardless of length;  (j) the amount or value of money or property involved;  (k) the terms of the costs agreement between the lawyer and client; and  (l) any other relevant matter.