Graydon v. Stokes

Citations

• 24 S.C. 483
• 1886 S.C. LEXIS 68

Syllabus

<p>1. An attorney at law has a right to be paid for professional services rendered another attorney; where there is no express contract, the law-will imply one. The fact that attorneys-sometimes from courtesy render services gratuitously to their brother attorneys does not affect this legal right.</p> <p>2. An exception, unsupported by any evidence in the case, not sustained.</p> <p>3. Whether the services were' rendered, and their value, were matters of fact decided by the jury, and no appeal lies.</p>