London Scottish Benefit Society v Chorley
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1883 |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division |
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29 cases
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Khan v Lord Chancellor
...my judgment that case [i.e. ex p Robinson] simply reinforces the line of authority that started with the case of London Scottish Benefit Society v Chorley, Crawford & Chester (1884) 13 QBD 872, to the effect that solicitor litigants in person are in a different position from other litigants......
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Malkinson v Trim
...common law; and (iii) whether the respondent was entitled to recover costs in any event under the principle in London Scottish Benefit Society v Chorley Crawford and Chester (1884) 12 QBD 452, (1885) 13 QBD 872 (CA). He held, on the first of those issues, that the effect of clause 13 of the......
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Jonathan Alexander Ltd v Proctor
...did not employ, a solicitor, to recover costs. That is consistent with the meaning traditionally attributed to "costs". In London Scottish Benefit Society v Chorley [1884] 13 QBD 872 (a case in which it was held that a solicitor was made a party to an action and defended it successfully, hi......
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Buckland v Watts
...costs, which are not, it seems to me very helpful in regard to the present case. But there was a later case, London Scottish Benefit Society v. Chorley, Crawford and Chester, which came before the Queen's Bench Division in 1884, reported in 12 Queen's Bench Division, 452, and in the Court o......
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