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About Some Issues of the Distribution of Court Costs in Arbitration Proceedings

K.M. Kuznetsov, 
Judge Assistant of the 1st Trial Composition 
of the Arbitration Court of the Volga District, 

L.V. Levagina, 
Judge Assistant of the 1st Trial Composition 
of the Arbitration Court of the Volga District 

The article deals the issue of assigning of remuneration of the expert to legal costs, and also circumstances under which change of the amount of remuneration for the court- appointed expertise is possible. As a general rule court costs should be linked to the moment of institution of proceedings. So in the case of the examination at the pre-trial stage courts regard them as a pre-trial settlement of disputed legal issues in the course of business and relate to elements of the normal course of business, regardless of whether it is carried out by workers or by third parties specializing in a particular area of civil service contract. Therefore because these costs are incurred at the stage of pre-trial resolution of the dispute, these costs can not be qualified as legal costs. 

Keywords: court costs; legal fees; expert fees; court expertise; preliminary amount of remuneration; refusal to pay of remuneration to the expert; price of actually spent researches.

Information about the authors 

Kuznetsov K.M. (Kazan) – Judge Assistant of the 1st Trial Composition of the Arbitration Court of the Volga District (420066, Kazan, Justice st., 2; e-mail: [email protected]).

Levagina L.V. (Kazan) – Judge Assistant of the 1st Trial Composition of the Arbitration Court of the Volga District (420066, Kazan, Justice st., 2; e-mail: [email protected]).

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K.M. Kuznetsov, L.V. Levagina