Commentaries On the Law of Marriage And Divorce, of Separations Without Divorce
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Weber, 1 Swab. & T. 219, 221.
VOL. n. 22 [ 337 ] § 421 ACCOMPANIMENTS OF MAIN ISSUE. [BOOK Y.
ually employed. " The view of the court is," it was said, " that they cannot enter into the question as between counsel and client, as to what charges may properly be made by the coimsel actually employed";^ for the reader perceives, that, if the court did, this would enable a wife, irrespective of the demands of her particular case, to retain the most eminent counsel at the bar on her side, — a luxury... which, in the ma- jority of cases, husbands do in fact deny to themselves.
§ 420. The Massachusetts doctrine, mentioned in the last section, suggests another ; namely, that, although the husband is properly to pay the whole expenses of the wife about the suit ; and although, as matter of poetic theory, there is alike one law for the rich and for the poor, wherefore the poor person ought to have as good a lawyer, and to expend as much in incidental things, when he brings or de- fends a suit, as does the rich man ; yet since, in real fact,, poor people do not spend so much money in their lawsuits as rich ones, a poor husband should not, in these cases, be required to provide so much money for his wife as should a rich one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Weber, 1 Swab. & T. 219, 221.
VOL. n. 22 [ 337 ] § 421 ACCOMPANIMENTS OF MAIN ISSUE. [BOOK Y.
ually employed. " The view of the court is," it was said, " that they cannot enter into the question as between counsel and client, as to what charges may properly be made by the coimsel actually employed";^ for the reader perceives, that, if the court did, this would enable a wife, irrespective of the demands of her particular case, to retain the most eminent counsel at the bar on her side, — a luxury... which, in the ma- jority of cases, husbands do in fact deny to themselves.
§ 420. The Massachusetts doctrine, mentioned in the last section, suggests another ; namely, that, although the husband is properly to pay the whole expenses of the wife about the suit ; and although, as matter of poetic theory, there is alike one law for the rich and for the poor, wherefore the poor person ought to have as good a lawyer, and to expend as much in incidental things, when he brings or de- fends a suit, as does the rich man ; yet since, in real fact,, poor people do not spend so much money in their lawsuits as rich ones, a poor husband should not, in these cases, be required to provide so much money for his wife as should a rich one.
What to read after Commentaries On the Law of Marriage And Divorce, of Separations Without Divorce?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joel Prentiss Bishop to read onlineMoreLess
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