LAWS OF MALAWI Trade marks Trade Marks (Tribunal) Rules Cap. 49:01 (Subsidiary) (6) If the number of witnesses summons, or if the number of affidavits filed, is manifestly greater than is reasonably necessary, there shall only be allowed against the other partly the charges for such witnesses or affidavits as were reasonably necessary. (7) In the taxation of costs between party and party no amount shall be allowed for any witness in respect of personal attendance or traveling expenses if the fact or facts which such witness is subpoena to prove have, before the issue of such subpoena, been admitted to the party taking out the subpoena by the opposite party: Provided that such admission shall be in writing, signed by the party making it or his legal practitioner action on him behalf. (8) 19. 20. 21. When the same person is a witness in more cases than one heard on the same day, he shall be entitled to no more than one expenses, which shall be equally divided between such cases. Taxation of costs (1) In all cases where a notice of taxation is necessary seven days’ notice together with a copy of the bill of costs shall be given by the legal practitioner on behalf of the party whose costs are to be taxed to the other party or to the legal practitioner of such other party. (2) When the dwelling house or place of business of the party against whom costs are to be taxed more than 36 miles from the seat of the Tribunal, the time for the service of such notice shall be extended to fourteen days. (3) In the taxation of costs, the notice of taxation with a copy of the bill of costs may be transmitted by registered post to the party appearing in person. Any party aggrieved by the decision of the Taxation Officer may apply to the Tribunal within four weeks after the taxation to review such taxation. Copies of the application shall be served on the Taxing Officer and on the opposite party. The application shall specify the items forming the subject of the grievance but the grounds upon which such items are sought to be reviewing shall not require to be verified by affidavit. The Taxing Officer may, without filing any formal documents, submit any point arising at a taxation for decision by the Chairman in chambers, and it shall be competent for the Taxing Officer and for the legal practitioners who appeared at the taxation to appear before the Chairman respecting such point.. Review of decision of Taxing Officer. Reference Chairman chambers. to in