(1) If an offer to settle is accepted, the parties may agree the amount of costs that are due to be paid under this Part.
(2) If the amount of costs falls to be quantified by the court, then the general rule is that, unless an order has been made for budgeted costs under rule 65.8, the costs are to be determined in accordance with the scale of prescribed costs contained in Part 65, Appendices B and C.
(3) If an offer to settle —
(a) is accepted after the time originally stated for accepting it under rule 35.10(2); or
(b) deals only with part of the case in accordance with rule 35.13(3),
the amount of costs to be paid to the party entitled to such costs must be determined by the court and, in determining the quantum of costs, the court must take into account the scale of prescribed costs or the amount of the budgeted costs as the case may be.
(4) In determining the appropriate amount of costs to be paid where an order has been made under rule 65.8 (budgeted costs), the court may take into account any written information provided by either party when the costs budget was made.