Taxing Master definition

Taxing Master means the Chief Registrar;

Taxing Master means the Registrar or other officer of the Court whose duty it is to tax costs in the proceedings of the Court under its ordinary jurisdiction.

Taxing Master means the officer of the Court whose duty it is to tax costs in the Court;

Examples of Taxing Master in a sentence

• Similar sentiments were echoed in Barnard v Taxing Master of the High Court of South Africa (TPD) … as the applicant, having failed to attend taxation due to his attorney’s fault, applied for a review of the taxation in terms of rule 53.

• He (the Taxing Master) must hear parties or their legal representative (and if need be also evidence) and exercise a judicial discretion.

• In as much as proceedings before the Taxing Master constitute an action in miniature, common-law principles applicable to the setting aside of the default judgments apply also to the setting aside of the Taxing Master’s allocator.

• As submitted by the defendant, the perusals ought to have been allowed at a reduced rate determined by the Taxing Master in the exercise of her discretion.

• Presumably the correspondence was available and could have been placed before the Taxing Master at the time of taxation, and if not, should have been placed before the Taxing Master by the Applicant.

More Definitions of Taxing Master

Taxing Master means a Taxing Master of the Court.

Taxing Master means the Registrar of the High Court, a Deputy Registrar or a District Registrar;

Taxing Master. ( ) means the Registrar as taxing master.;

Taxing Master means the Master (Taxing Office);

Taxing Master means the Registrar;

Taxing Master means the taxing master referred to in the High Court Rules, 1954;

Taxing Master means the taxing masters referred to in section 69 of the Supreme Court Act.