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· 2/27/1893

Nelson v. Blaisdell

Citations

  • 23 Or. 507
  • 32 P. 391
  • 1893 Ore. LEXIS 52

Syllabus

<p>Attorney’s Fees. — Where an attorney has recovered a judgment against a corporation for services in several very important and sharply contested cases, and the amount is shown by attorneys of high standing and long experience to be reasonable, and there was no agreement as to the amount of fees, the judgment will not be disturbed in this court.</p>

Judges: Bean

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