The court determined the payout of funds held in court from the sale of a Ferrari seized by a bailiff pursuant to a preservation order.
The bailiff sought $46,016.30 for storage fees.
The applicant argued the vehicles were improperly stored outdoors, causing damage.
The court found the bailiff was entitled to compensation but applied a 20% deduction for the improper storage of the Ferrari, awarding $36,810.88.
The court also ordered the respondent to pay $11,468.14 in interest on previously unpaid costs awards and $14,175.85 in substantial indemnity costs for a Rule 60 motion due to reprehensible conduct.
