Review of Taxation allows a party to seek reconsideration of a bill of costs by the Taxing Officer with procedural safeguards. A party dissatisfied with allowance or disallowance in a Bill of Costs may apply to the Taxing Officer by summons, accompanied by a statement of objections specifying the items and grounds; the summons and statement must be served on the opposite party at least four clear days before the review hearing. The Taxing Officer shall reconsider the taxation, may receive further evidence, and must state the grounds of his decision in a certificate.
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Review of Taxation allows a party to seek reconsideration of a bill of costs by the Taxing Officer with procedural safeguards.
A party dissatisfied with allowance or disallowance in a Bill of Costs may apply to the Taxing Officer by summons, accompanied by a statement of objections specifying the items and grounds; the summons and statement must be served on the opposite party at least four clear days before the review hearing. The Taxing Officer shall reconsider the taxation, may receive further evidence, and must state the grounds of his decision in a certificate.
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