These costs were obtained by apportioning the total costs incurred in all cases to deliveries and PNC according to the number of women who utilized those services (58% and 24% respectively).
Danielle Lipow, a lawyer with the Southern Poverty Law Center, which represented the plaintiffs along with other groups, said the payment represented about two-thirds of the legal fees incurred in the case.
A spokesman for the Crown Prosecution Service said: "We are currently calculating the costs incurred in this case and we are likely to make an application to the court for an amount of costs to be paid by Chris Huhne".
Courteau thinks that the rules on military secrecy should be adapted to suit "the reality of the risks incurred", in which case a national commission would be set up "to monitor the impacts and effects of climate change on geomechanical stability and emissions of hazardous radioactive nuclides".
Firstly, bankruptcy costs are only incurred in the case of a default, while fire sales may also occur if there are no defaults in the system.
In a written statement to the assembly Mr Kennedy said: "Following the recent High Court case in which Mr Gormley was awarded damages against Sinn Fein, he had indicated that all that he wanted from the litigation against the department and the other defendants was an apology and the legal costs incurred in the case.
To illustrate the government's secrecy on this issue, back in 2014 Green MP Caroline Lucas asked in parliament what legal costs had been incurred in the Eurotunnel case.
Officials say those expenses are only part of the overall bill incurred in the Assange case, which has included 18 months of court hearings and has cost British taxpayers millions.
have sensitivities and specificities that do not appear high enough to base a therapeutic decision on their results given the risks incurred in case of a false-negative test [44, 45].
The loss incurred in case of permanent migration is either due to transaction costs borne to liquidate the asset (e.g. a house, a small business,...), or simply because some specific types of assets, like social capital, are immobile, illiquid and therefore sunk.
