 | 1858 - 488 sider
...money paid over the amount of the net sum his client expected to receive, in satisfaction of his costs, not only as between party and party, but between attorney and client. Churchyard v. Walking, 27 Law Journ. Ex. 13. BILL OF SALE.— Assignment for benefit of creditors —... | |
 | John Mews - 1925 - 796 sider
...money paid over the amount of the net sum his client expected to receive in satisfaction of his costs, not only as between party and party, but between attorney and client. Churchyard v. Walking, 27 LJ, Ex. 13. Without Express Permission oí Client.] — Where the respective... | |
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... compromised the suit on payment of a larger sum, and professed to have compromised it in pursuance of that authority) may be evidence of an agreement upon his part to accept the surplus of the money paid over the amount of the net sum his client expected... 