英语词汇“contingent fee”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

contingent fee n. Law (a) an estate for which inheritance is contingent on other factors; cf. sense A. 9 (obsolete); (b) originally U.S. = contingency fee n. at contingency n. Additions.

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1685 Arguments Late Ld. Chancellor Nottingham ii. 27 It is not impossible to limit a Contingent Fee upon a Fee.

1829 J. B. Gibson in T. Sergeant & W. Rawle Rep. Supreme Court Pennsylvania 16 220 The counsel may have had no personal interest in the event; but, if any thing of this sort had been shown, such for instance as a contingent fee, it would have afforded ground for a challenge.

1879 Law Rep.: Chancery Div. 12 144 The tenant for life—that is, the mortgagor—died in 1844, having survived both of her daughters, so that the contingent fee never became a vested fee, and therefore the ultimate fee descended to the heir-at-law of the original testator.

1992 D. Pannick Advocates vi. 189 The opposition to contingent fees has focused on the undesirability of lawyers agreeing to receive a high percentage of any damages which might be recovered by their client.

单词	contingent fee
释义	> as lemmas contingent fee contingent fee n. Law (a) an estate for which inheritance is contingent on other factors; cf. sense A. 9 (obsolete); (b) originally U.S. = contingency fee n. at contingency n. Additions. ΚΠ 1685 Arguments Late Ld. Chancellor Nottingham ii. 27 It is not impossible to limit a Contingent Fee upon a Fee. 1829 J. B. Gibson in T. Sergeant & W. Rawle Rep. Supreme Court Pennsylvania 16 220 The counsel may have had no personal interest in the event; but, if any thing of this sort had been shown, such for instance as a contingent fee, it would have afforded ground for a challenge. 1879 Law Rep.: Chancery Div. 12 144 The tenant for life—that is, the mortgagor—died in 1844, having survived both of her daughters, so that the contingent fee never became a vested fee, and therefore the ultimate fee descended to the heir-at-law of the original testator. 1992 D. Pannick Advocates vi. 189 The opposition to contingent fees has focused on the undesirability of lawyers agreeing to receive a high percentage of any damages which might be recovered by their client. extracted from contingentadj.n. < as lemmas
随便看	to do something for to do something for a laugh to do something for laughs to do something on one's head to do something standing on one's head to do something till one is blue in the face to do something to to do something until one is blue in the face to do spite or a spite to do stress to do succour to do suffrage to do supprise to do surety to do teen to do that etc thing to do that small thing to do that thing to do the agreeable to do the amiable to do the best of one's power to do the block to do the book to do the business to do the business for a person

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