What are the proper disbursements of a personal injury proceeding?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Emerick v. Timberlands Properties Inc., 2012 BCSC 349 (CanLII):
Necessary disbursements are those expenditures that could not be avoided in the conduct of the proceeding. Proper disbursements are not necessary expenses but rather, reasonably incurred in the conduct of the proceeding: Zaenker v. Kirk, 2008 BCSC 1460.
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