If you make an application to the court under the Trusts Act 2019, the court can order that the costs of the application be paid from the trust property that the application is about. The court can say the costs come from the trust property itself or from the income of the trust property. The court decides what is fair when it comes to who pays the costs and how they are paid.

The court's decision is based on what it thinks is just, and it can choose how the costs are borne and paid by the people involved. You can find similar information in the Trusts Act 1956. The court has the power to make these decisions to ensure fairness in the application process.