Costs

The fees required to be paid to law and the court or their officers, and the amount of which is specified by the rule of law of the court. The cost can be of many types; A bill of costs is a statement of the number of costs incurred while defending or bringing a lawsuit. Cost bonds are a promise to pay litigation expenses; It is provided by action as a guarantee of the payment of any price paid by or against a party. If the decision is ratified, the appeals party may be required in a civil case, to cover the appellant's expenses.

The final cost is paid after an action, the liability of which depends on its result. Statutory costs are quantities specified by law provided for various stages of litigation. Protection for costs refers to an assurance of payment that a defendant may demand a plaintiff who does not live within the jurisdiction of the court to pay the costs incurred by the defendant. to pay for the costs incurred by the defendant. Interlocutory costs are incurred during the immediate stages of an action, as distinct from final costs.

Cost does not include compensation of a lawyer. However, expenditures are included in the context of the adverse nature of the proceedings. In addition to the cost, attorney fees can also be paid only if specifically authorized by law.