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· 10/2/2001

Ashman v. Schecter

Citations

  • 76 A.2d 139
  • 196 Md. 168

How courts have described this case

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  • A charging lien is based upon the principle that “an attorney, as a recognized officer of the court, should be paid his fees and expenses out of any judgment obtained as the result of his labor and skill.”
  • no attorney retaining lien to secure fees exists on real property
  • no attorney retaining lien to secure fees exists on real property

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Judges: Marbury, Delaplaine, Collins, Henderson, Markell

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