Rule 70 of The Employment and Labour Relations Court (Procedure) Rules: Costs and interest.

(1) The Court shall Be guided by section 12(4) of the Act and Advocates (Remuneration) Order (Sub.
Leg) in awarding costs.
(2) A party and party Bill of costs shall be filed in the main suit.
(3) An advocate and client bill of costs shall be instituted through a miscellaneous application.
(4) The Court may order reasonable reimbursements of money spent in the course of litigation by a
litigant acting in person or represented by a trade union or an employers’ organization.
(5) Where a suit involves a liquidated amount that is claimed and specified at the time of filing a
statement of claim and the Court orders that the amount claimed or part of the amount be paid to
the claimant, it may, in addition to that order, direct that interest be paid on the liquidated amount
awarded at Court rates.
(6) In any suit the court may, upon application and for good reasons stated, order that security for
the whole of part of the costs of any respondent or third or subsequent party be given by the other
party.
(7) The Registrar shall perform the functions of a taxing master.