Re Eastwood, deceased
Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
Judge | LORD JUSTICE RUSSELL |
Judgment Date | 12 July 1974 |
Judgment citation (vLex) | [1974] EWCA Civ J0712-5 |
Court | Court of Appeal (Civil Division) |
Date | 12 July 1974 |
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...relates’. However, the principle in statutory form goes back at least to the proviso to s 5 of the Attorneys and Solicitors Act 1870, and in Eastwood (which we discuss below) Brightman J (sitting with assessors at first instance) noted at pp.120–1 that there is no difference in principle fo......
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Fuseon Ltd v Senior Courts Costs Office
...whilst accepting that particular clients may pose particular problems. It is perhaps well to remember the comment of Russell LJ in Re Eastwood (deceased) [1974] 3 All ER 603 at page 608 [Costs LR ( Core Vol) 50 at 53] where he said that the field of taxation albeit in that case an inner pa......
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TAXATION OF PARTY AND PARTY COSTS IN CIVIL PROCEEDINGS
...as advocate shall, when recovered, be paid into the Consolidated Fund”. 68. The English position is similar. In Re Eastwood (deceased)[1975] 1 Ch 112, CA, costs were incurred by the Attorney-General as the 11th defendant to an Originating Summons for the construction of a will involving cha......