Markey and Addens

The case of *Markey and Addens* concerned a dispute between the parties, heard before Gill J. The precise nature of the dispute is not detailed in the provided text, but the outcome of the proceedings is indicated by the reservation of costs.

The central legal issue before the court was the determination of costs. The court was required to decide how the costs of the proceedings should be allocated between the parties.

Gill J reserved costs, meaning that the final decision on who should pay the legal costs of the litigation has not yet been made. This typically occurs when the court wishes to consider further submissions or evidence relating to costs, or when the outcome of the substantive proceedings might influence the costs order. The reservation of costs indicates that the court has not yet made a final determination on this aspect of the case.