sec.709AFailure to serve costs statement

### sec.709A Failure to serve costs statement If a party entitled to be paid costs does not serve a costs statement under rule 705 within a reasonable time, the party liable to pay the costs may, by notice, require the other party to serve a costs statement under rule 705 . If the party entitled to be paid costs does not serve a costs statement under rule 705 within 30 days after service of a notice under subrule (1) , the court may direct the party entitled to be paid costs to serve a costs statement under rule 705 within a stated time. If the party entitled to be paid costs does not comply with the court’s direction, the court may— either— set aside the costs order; or allow costs in a fixed amount, which may be nominal; and order the party to pay to another party costs incurred because of the failure to comply with the direction. r 709A ins 2008 SL No. 199 s 5 (sec.709A-ssec.1) If a party entitled to be paid costs does not serve a costs statement under rule 705 within a reasonable time, the party liable to pay the costs may, by notice, require the other party to serve a costs statement under rule 705 . (sec.709A-ssec.2) If the party entitled to be paid costs does not serve a costs statement under rule 705 within 30 days after service of a notice under subrule (1) , the court may direct the party entitled to be paid costs to serve a costs statement under rule 705 within a stated time. (sec.709A-ssec.3) If the party entitled to be paid costs does not comply with the court’s direction, the court may— either— set aside the costs order; or allow costs in a fixed amount, which may be nominal; and order the party to pay to another party costs incurred because of the failure to comply with the direction. - (a) either— (i) set aside the costs order; or (ii) allow costs in a fixed amount, which may be nominal; and - (i) set aside the costs order; or - (ii) allow costs in a fixed amount, which may be nominal; and - (b) order the party to pay to another party costs incurred because of the failure to comply with the direction. - (i) set aside the costs order; or - (ii) allow costs in a fixed amount, which may be nominal; and