Sorry, but I just can't reconcile what appears to be a direct conflict in your advice. In comment #130, you said:
Only the defendant can claim costs. Any request for costs must be made by the defendant and can only relate to their own time.
In comment #144, you then list a schedule of costs for time that I spent on behalf of the defendant, and for which you already said she cannot claim. It was my time, not hers, although she has spent other time defending this claim that you haven't listed.
For example, she prepared a bullet-point list of the facts surrounding the circumstances of the alleged infraction of the PPC's Ts&Cs - twice in fact, cos the first one was lost when Pepipoo went AWOL. She also returned to the scene of the 'crime' twice to obtain pictures of the signage for the same reason. She also spent time answering my questions whenever you posed a question that I couldn't answer without asking her, etc. Some of it is a matter of record on WhatsApp. But none of that time relates directly to dealing with DCBL. All of that was done by me.
Under those circumstances, does she have a claim for costs? IOW, can she claim for all the other stuff that predates my communications with Lauren Travis/DCBL? If not, then we will have to forgo the claim for costs and just make this a complaint about process, no?