In the Estate of Fuld, deceased (No 4)

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
Date1967
Year1967
CourtProbate, Divorce and Admiralty Division
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18 cases
  • Candey Ltd v Russell Crumpler and Christopher Farmer (as Joint Liquidators of Peak Hotels & Resorts Ltd ((in Liquidation)))
    • United Kingdom
    • Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
    • 23 January 2020
    ...SCB Monies were in the bank account but the London Litigation had not yet settled. He relies on the decision of Scarman J in Re Fuld decd [1968] P 727 as establishing that the lien only becomes a security interest when there are ‘funds in sight’. In Re Fuld a litigant in person who had prev......
  • Fairfold Properties Ltd v Exmouth Docks Company Ltd (No 2)
    • United Kingdom
    • Chancery Division
    • 26 March 1992
    ...in terms which were as apt to cover a situation where there had been no taxation of costs as had there been. 4 In Re Fuld (No 4)ELR ([1968] P 727) Mr Justice Scarman had rejected an argument that a solicitor could not have a so called lien on costs which had been ordered to be paid but whic......
  • Clifford Harris & Company v Solland International Ltd and Others
    • United Kingdom
    • Chancery Division
    • 12 February 2005
    ...date is not in evidence) not then been paid over. The jurisdiction can be exercised as soon as there is a 'fund in sight' ( Re Fuld decd [1968] P 727, 736C per Scarman J) and this was undoubtedly the case by July 2004. (v) There is no need for present purposes to distinguish between the ri......
  • Bott & Company Solicitors Ltd v Ryanair Dac
    • United Kingdom
    • Supreme Court
    • 16 March 2022
    ...it is not disputed in this case that the compensation paid by Ryanair is a fund in sight as that concept is discussed in In the Estate of Fuld, decd (No 4) [1968] P (6) The requirement for proceedings 28 Before the end of the nineteenth century it was established that the lien could attach......
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