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Lancaster Cnty. C.P. Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 280

Costs

activein force · 2026-09-30 – presentact-effective-date

A. Items of Allowable Costs

Costs may include: fees of Court appointed examiners, masters, auditors,

accountants or other experts; statutorily permitted costs for the attendance of witnesses;

and such other costs permitted by statute or allowed by the Court.

B. Security for Costs

The Court may require a party to post security for costs.

C. Interlocutory Orders for Costs

A party directed by an interlocutory order to pay costs may not take any further

action until such costs are paid.

D. Liability for Costs

Costs shall follow the entry of judgment or decree unless the Court directs

otherwise.

E. Time of Filing and Service

Bills of costs must be filed and served within ten days after the entry of a judgment

or decree.

F. Exceptions

Exceptions may be filed within five business days of the date of service or shall be

deemed waived.

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www.court.co.lancaster.pa.us
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
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