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lively recollection of the M.E. saying in that case : " There is no rule in this Court against racing for decrees ; but the Court will not allow one party to retain an advantage gained by sharp practice. In this case, however, there was no race at all, for only one horse started. The other had not its saddle on ; and so this one reached the goal. The bill in the first suit must sooner or later have been dismissed with costs. The result is that these solicitors are in lawful possession of their ...prize, which they must be allowed to keep, for whatever that prize — ^the right to make what costs they can out of an insolvent estate — is worth." It is respectfully sub- mitted that the -above statement as to there being " no rule against raring" is a little too strong, and not quite consistent with Sir Georgij's own observations in the more recent case of Be Swire, 21 Ch. Civ. 652, above referred to. , (o) It will be observed that the Registrar has, under this Eule only the powers of a Chief Clerk of the Chancery Division, /or the purposes of the accounts and inquiries directed to be prosecuted before him, but under the last part of s.
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lively recollection of the M.E. saying in that case : " There is no rule in this Court against racing for decrees ; but the Court will not allow one party to retain an advantage gained by sharp practice. In this case, however, there was no race at all, for only one horse started. The other had not its saddle on ; and so this one reached the goal. The bill in the first suit must sooner or later have been dismissed with costs. The result is that these solicitors are in lawful possession of their ...prize, which they must be allowed to keep, for whatever that prize — ^the right to make what costs they can out of an insolvent estate — is worth." It is respectfully sub- mitted that the -above statement as to there being " no rule against raring" is a little too strong, and not quite consistent with Sir Georgij's own observations in the more recent case of Be Swire, 21 Ch. Civ. 652, above referred to. , (o) It will be observed that the Registrar has, under this Eule only the powers of a Chief Clerk of the Chancery Division, /or the purposes of the accounts and inquiries directed to be prosecuted before him, but under the last part of s.
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