Date: 20071227
Docket: T-547-04
Citation:
2007 FC 1370
BETWEEN:
JACQUES ROY,
trustee
Applicant
and
MARC MAYRAND
and
ATTORNEY
GENERAL OF CANADA
Respondents
and
SYLVIE LAPERRIÈRE
Interested party
ASSESSMENT OF
COSTS - REASONS
DIANE
PERRIER, ASSESSMENT OFFICER
[1]
This is an
assessment of the applicant’s bill of costs following an order of the Court
dated March 8, 2005, dismissing with costs the respondents’ motion to strike
the application or to consolidate proceedings.
[2]
On February
27, 2007, counsel for the applicant filed his bill of costs and requested that
it be assessed without the personal appearance of the parties. A letter was sent to the parties setting
a timetable, and the parties filed their submissions. I am now ready to proceed
with the assessment of costs on the basis of the documents in the record.
[3]
The
following fees are allowed in the amount of $1,320: item 5 – preparation of the reply to
the motion to strike (5 units); item 6 – appearance at the hearing of the motion
(1.5 hrs. x 2 units); item 25 – services rendered following judgment (1 unit);
and item 26 – assessment of the bill of costs (2 units). Item 26 has been
reduced from 3 to 2 units since the bill of costs does not seem to me to be
very complicated.
[4]
The bill submitted by
the applicant for $1,440 is allowed in the amount of $1,320. A certificate of
assessment will be issued in that amount.
_
“Diane Perrier”____
ASSESSMENT OFFICER
QUÉBEC,
QUEBEC
December
27, 2007
Translation
certified true
Stefan
Winfield, reviser
FEDERAL COURT
SOLICITORS OF RECORD
DOCKET: T-547-04
STYLE OF CAUSE: JACQUES
ROY, trustee, v. MARC MAYRAND and THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF CANADA and SYLVIE
LAPERRIÈRE
ASSESSMENT
OF COSTS WITHOUT PERSONAL APPEARANCE
REASONS FOR TAXING OF COSTS: DIANE
PERRIER
DATED: December
27, 2007
WRITTEN
SUBMISSIONS:
Jean-Philippe
Gervais FOR THE
PLAINTIFF
Bernard Letarte FOR
THE DEFENDANTS
SOLICITORS
OF RECORD:
|
Gervais &
Gervais
Montréal, Quebec
|
FOR THE PLAINTIFF
|
|
John H. Sims,
Q.C.
Deputy
Attorney General of Canada
|
FOR THE DEFENDANTS
|