Cobbett v Wood: 1908

Counsel’s fees having been omitted from the solicitor’s bill as taxed, they could not later be claimed.

Judges:

Sir Gorell Barnes, Farwell LJ

Citations:

[1908] 2 KB 420

Cited by:

CitedAaron v Okoye CA 15-Jan-1998
The plaintiff solicitor had acted for the respondent barrister in legal proceedings. The respondent was unhappy with work done on her behalf by counsel instructed by the plaintiff, and declined to pay. The solicitor taxed his bill excluding . .
CitedAaron v Okoye CA 19-Mar-1997
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Costs, Legal Professions

Updated: 12 May 2022; Ref: scu.183326