Service and Execution of Process Act 1992
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107 Costs
(1) The following are recoverable in proceedings by way of enforcement of a judgment that is registered under subsection 105(1): (a) the reasonable costs and expenses of, and incidental to, obtaining and lodging the copy of the judgment; and (b) the costs and expenses reasonably incurred in attempting to execute the judgment in the court of rendition or in another State. (2) The entitlement of a person to, and the liability of a person for, the costs or expenses of and incidental to such proceedings are the same as they are in proceedings by way of enforcement of: (a) a similar judgment given, entered or made by the court in which the judgment is registered under subsection 105(1); or (b) if there is no such similar judgment—the most closely analogous judgment given, entered or made by that court.