Adrian MM. (X) Jun 10, 2015:

(E&W) who materially wins the case Pending Per B's post of his excellent answer, the way this might be framed is 'litigation costs (in the summons) awarded to a party whose case is substantially upheld' > looked at in E&W and Oz etc.: judgment entered on a substantial part of the claim, though it is either on all or part http://www.pannone.com/sites/default/files/Summary Judgment ...

Helen Johnson (asker) Jun 10, 2015:

Thank you very much Per - could you put this as an actual answer so I can eventually award points?

Per Bergvall Jun 10, 2015:

substantially upheld This is about assigning trial costs to parties in a civil dispute, where the outright loser also gets the full burden, including the opponent's trial costs. When there is no outright loser, or substantial parts of the 'losing' party's claim has been upheld, trial costs are not assigned.

Helen Johnson (asker) Jun 10, 2015:

Claim has been largely upheld?