What is the effect of the rule in the context of apportioning general costs?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Elias v. Duerksen (No. 2), 1931 CanLII 238 (SK QB):
Viscount. Haldane at p. 156 referring to the rule in Saner v. Bilton, supra, says: But it is a clear one, and in most cases will operate justly * * * while in others the Taxing Master can correct the effect of applying it in isolation as an abstract rule, by dividing items as distinguished from apportioning general costs.
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