IN THE JUDICIAL AUTHORITY OF THE DUBAI INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CENTRE
DIFC COURTS
PRACTICE DIRECTION NO. 3 OF 2010
Written Evidence Supporting Security for Costs Applications
Citation
This Practice Direction will come into effect on the date of issue. It may be cited as Practice Direction 3 of 2010 — Written Evidence Supporting Security For Costs Applications and may be abbreviated to PD 3/2010.
Security for Costs
1. This Practice Direction should be read in conjunction with
DIFC Law No. 10 of 2004 and The
Rules of the
DIFC Courts (“RDC”) and in particular RDC
Part 38 (General Rules About Costs) and RDC
Part 25.99.
2. Written evidence in support of an application for security for costs under RDC
Part 25.99 must set out as a minimum the grounds on which security is sought and any factors relevant to the exercise of the
Courts’ discretion, such as location of the
claimant’s assets and any practical difficulties in enforcing any order for costs and must set out in detail with regard to costs already incurred, the elements described in RDC
Part 38.35 and with regard to anticipated future costs, an estimate calculated by reference to the elements described in RDC
Part 38.35. Such written evidence must be signed by the party or his
legal representative pursuant to RDC
Part 38.36.
Chief Justice of the DIFC Courts
Date: 5 September 2010