Re Lewis. ex parte Munro
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Divisional Court |
| Year | 1875 |
| Date | 1875 |
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5 cases
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Re Thompson. ex parte Baylis
... ... 41 of 6 & 7 Vict. c. 73 ... Dictum in In re Lewis, Ex parte Munro (1 Q.B. D. 724) disapproved ... APPEAL by a solicitor against an order for the taxation of a bill of costs referred to the Court by ... ...
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Sweeney v Mulcahy
...SIOBHAN MULCAHY DEFENDANT Citations: ARBITRATION ACT 1980 S5 ARBITRATION ACT 1980 S2 CAERLEON TINPLATE CO V HUGHES 60 LJQB 640 LEWIS, IN RE 1 QBD 724 ATTORNEYS & SOLICITORS ACT 1870 S4 BAKER V YORKSHIRE FIRE & LIFE ASSURANCE CO 1892 1 QB 144 ARBITRATION ACT 1889 S27 HICKMAN V KENT OF ROMN......
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Sweeney v Mulcahy
...|Sweeney v. Mulcahy| Citations: ARBITRATION ACT 1980 S5 ARBITRATION ACT 1980 S2 CAERLEON TINPLATE CO V HUGHES 60 LJQB 640 LEWIS, IN RE 1 QBD 724 ATTORNEYS & SOLICITORS ACT 1870 S4 BAKER V YORKSHIRE FIRE & LIFE ASSURANCE CO 1892 1 QB 144 ARBITRATION ACT 1889 S27 HICKMAN V KENT OF ROMNEY MA......
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Mong Man Wai v H H Lau & Co (A Firm
...business agreement strictly. Both the solicitor and client had to sign the agreement, otherwise it would be invalid: see Re Lewis (1875-76) 1 QBD 724; Re Raven (1881) 45 LT 742; Pontifex v. Farnham (1892) 62 LJQB 344. Subsequently, a line of cases appeared which relaxed the strict formality......
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