Principle

CIVIL PROCEDURE – Costs – Consequential Orders – Meaning and Scope

Area of law
CIVIL PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

This distinguishes consequential from substantive orders. Consequential order: Necessarily flows from judgment—direct, natural, inevitable consequence giving effect to judgment already given. Not consequential: Merely incidental, fresh relief, or unclaimed/unproven relief. Key distinction: Consequential orders: give effect to judgment (implement/enforce decision), need not be claimed (flow…

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