[2J Liability for bearing certain expenses]
Damages Act 1996 (1996 c 48) | Legislation

[2J  Liability for bearing certain expenses]

[(1)     No court may make an award of expenses against the injured person in respect of any expenses which relate to—

(a)     qualifying proceedings, or

(b)     appeal proceedings.

(2)     The exception to this is where the injured person conducts the qualifying or (as the case may be) appeal proceedings otherwise than in an appropriate manner.

(3)     Qualifying proceedings are proceedings—

(a)     by virtue of section 2C(4), as to variation of an order,

(b)     by virtue of section 2F, as to variation of an order,

(c)     by virtue of section 2G, as to suspension of a right in relation to an order,

(d)     by

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