The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 251881 - Law |
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A balance smaller than that claimed was found to be due, and the Court of
Appeal, affirming the decision of the Master of the Bolls, held that the defendants
could not recover interest on the disbursements or upon the balance due to them.
A balance smaller than that claimed was found to be due, and the Court of
Appeal, affirming the decision of the Master of the Bolls, held that the defendants
could not recover interest on the disbursements or upon the balance due to them.
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He □was also for many years clerk to the Commissioners of £Land, Assessed,
and Property Taxe9, which office is now held by his son. Mr. Wooldridge twice
served the office of mayor of Winchester, and he wa9 one of the magistrates for
that ...
He □was also for many years clerk to the Commissioners of £Land, Assessed,
and Property Taxe9, which office is now held by his son. Mr. Wooldridge twice
served the office of mayor of Winchester, and he wa9 one of the magistrates for
that ...
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The Court of Appeal, affirming the decision of the Queen's Bench Division (
reported 28 W. R. 413, L. R. 5 Q. B. D. 167), held that he was not entitled to costs
on the higher scale. Brett, L. J., expressed an opinion (although it was not
necessary ...
The Court of Appeal, affirming the decision of the Queen's Bench Division (
reported 28 W. R. 413, L. R. 5 Q. B. D. 167), held that he was not entitled to costs
on the higher scale. Brett, L. J., expressed an opinion (although it was not
necessary ...
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As in the case last cited, it was held that the former practice of the common law
courts ought to prevail, and the solicitor was ordered to pay the plaintiffs costs as
between solicitor and client, and the defendant's costs as between party and
party.
As in the case last cited, it was held that the former practice of the common law
courts ought to prevail, and the solicitor was ordered to pay the plaintiffs costs as
between solicitor and client, and the defendant's costs as between party and
party.
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I wish at once to enter my protest against" G. R. D.'s" suggestion that the town
members should invite the provincial members to a meeting in London, assuming
that the meeting could be properly held in London, in the month of July. At that ...
I wish at once to enter my protest against" G. R. D.'s" suggestion that the town
members should invite the provincial members to a meeting in London, assuming
that the meeting could be properly held in London, in the month of July. At that ...
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