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CAP. 159]
Legal Practitioners
[1989 Ed.
(4) On an application made under this section-
(a) except in special circumstances, no order shall be made for the
taxation of a bill which has already been taxed;
(b) the Court may, if it orders taxation of the bill, order the solicitor to deliver to the applicant a copy of the bill upon payment of the costs of that copy.
[cf. 1957 c. 27 s. 70 U.K.]
69. General provisions as to taxations
(1) Every application for an order for the taxation of a solicitor's bill or for the delivery of such a bill and the delivering up of any deeds, documents and papers by a solicitor shall be made in the matter of that solicitor.
(2) The certificate of the taxing officer by whom any bill has been taxed shall, unless it is set aside or altered by the Court, be final as to the amount of the costs covered thereby, and the Court may make such order in relation thereto as it thinks fit, including, in a case where the retainer is not disputed, an order that judgment be entered for the sum certified to be due with costs.
[cf. 1957 c. 27 s. 71 U.K.]
70. Charging orders
Any court in which a solicitor has been employed to prosecute or defend any suit, matter or proceeding may at any time declare the solicitor entitled to a charge on the property recovered or preserved through his instrumentality for his taxed costs in reference to that suit, matter or proceeding and may make such orders for the taxation of the said costs and for raising money to pay, or for paying, the said costs out of the said property, as it thinks fit, and all conveyances and acts done to defeat, or operating to defeat, that charge shall, except in the case of a conveyance to a bona fide purchaser for value without notice, be void as against the solicitor:
Provided that no order shall be made if the right to recover the costs is barred by any statute of limitations.
[cf. 1957 c. 27 s. 72 U.K.]
71. Revival of order for payment of costs
Whenever any judgment or order has been made for payment of costs in any action and such action afterwards becomes abated, it shall be lawful for any person interested under such judgment or order to revive such action, and thereupon to prosecute and enforce such judgment or order, and so from time to time as often as any such abatement may happen.
[cf. 1870 c. 28 s. 19 U.K.]
48
CAP. 159]
Legal Practitioners
[1989 Ed.
(4) On an application made under this section-
(a) except in special circumstances, no order shall be made for the
taxation of a bill which has already been taxed;
(b) the Court may, if it orders taxation of the bill, order the solicitor to deliver to the applicant a copy of the bill upon payment of the costs of that copy.
[cf. 1957 c. 27 s. 70 U.K.]
69. General provisions as to taxations
(1) Every application for an order for the taxation of a solicitor's bill or for the delivery of such a bill and the delivering up of any deeds, documents and papers by a solicitor shall be made in the matter of that solicitor.
(2) The certificate of the taxing officer by whom any bill has been taxed shall, unless it is set aside or altered by the Court, be final as to the amount of the costs covered thereby, and the Court may make such order in relation thereto as it thinks fit, including, in a case where the retainer is not disputed, an order that judgment be entered for the sum certified to be due with costs.
[cf. 1957 c. 27 s. 71 U.K.]
70. Charging orders
Any court in which a solicitor has been employed to prosecute or defend any suit, matter or proceeding may at any time declare the solicitor entitled to a charge on the property recovered or preserved through his instrumentality for his taxed costs in reference to that suit, matter or proceeding and may make such orders for the taxation of the said costs and for raising money to pay, or for paying, the said costs out of the said property, as it thinks fit, and all conveyances and acts done to defeat, or operating to defeat, that charge shall, except in the case of a conveyance to a bona fide purchaser for value without notice, be void as against the solicitor:
Provided that no order shall be made if the right to recover the costs is barred by any statute of limitations.
[cf. 1957 c. 27 s. 72 U.K.]
71. Revival of order for payment of costs
Whenever any judgment or order has been made for payment of costs in any action and such action afterwards becomes abated, it shall be lawful for any person interested under such judgment or order to revive such action, and thereupon to prosecute and enforce such judgment or order, and so from time to time as often as any such abatement may happen.
[cf. 1870 c. 28 s. 19 U.K.]
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