In what circumstances will a solicitor be allowed to charge a bill as presented to the Court of Appeal?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Boe v. Waters, 1998 CanLII 69 (BC SC):
However, he did not allow the bill as presented because he concluded (as I had concluded in Estate Collins v. Hossack) that the fee had been miscalculated by the solicitor. Accordingly, he allowed a lesser fee. He also reviewed the disbursements charged, concluded that they were reasonable, and allowed them.
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