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Wash. R. App. P. Form 11

Objections to Cost Bill

activein force · 2023-06-27 – presentact-effective-date

(Rule 14.5)

No. (appellate court)

(SUPREME COURT or COURT OF APPEALS,

DIVISION_____)

OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON

(Title of trial court proceeding )

with parties designated as in ) OBJECTIONS TO COST

BILL )

rule 3.4) )

(Name of party objecting), (appellant, petitioner or

respondent), objects to the award of any costs to (name of

party) because:

(Here state reasons. See rule 14.2.)

Alternate Form

(Name of party objecting), (appellant, petitioner, or

respondent), objects to the following expenses listed on the

Cost Bill of (name of party):

(List the items on the cost bill which are objectionable,

by number of item on the cost bill with a description of the item

and the amount claimed. State the objection after each item. For

example:

2. Report of Proceedings $320.00

Objection: The amount claimed is unreasonable. See RAP 14.3.

(a). The report of proceedings is double spaced and is ____

pages. The usual charge per page is $____. Computed on the

usual basis, the total charge should be $220.00.

5. Bond $10.00

Objection: The charge is for the premium on a cost bond. A

cost bond is not required under the new rules. The charge was

not reasonably necessary for review. See RAP 14.3(a).)

(Date)

_____________________________________

Signature

Attorney for (Appellant, Respondent,

or Petitioner) (Name, personal pronouns (optional),

address, telephone number, and Washington State Bar

Association membership number of attorney)

History

[Adopted effective July 1, 1976; Amended effective September 1, 1994; June 27, 2023.]

Provenance

Source
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Retrieved
2026-09-16
Edition
2026-09-16
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