...cause, that where an attorney is employed by a client professionally, to transact professional business, all the communications that pass between the client...privilege is the privilege of the client, and not of the attorney."1 The nature of this protection was again brought under the consideration of Lord Lyndhurst...

...where an attorney is employed by a client professionally, to transact professional business, all tho communications that pass between the client and the...the privilege of the client, and not of the attorney :" and he speaks with evident approbation of the opinion of his immediate predecessor, in the above...

...diflerent question. And with respect to Taylor v. Forster and Bowman v. Norton, it is to be observed that the privilege is the privilege of the client, and not of the attorney. Pike v. Stephens is a strong authority in favour of the defendant. It was there held, that notice of...

..." That where an attorney is employed by a client professionally to transact professional business, all the communications that pass between the client and the attorney in the cause, and for the purpose of that business, are privileged communications : and that the privilege...

...: that where an attorney is employed by a client professionally, to transact professional business, all the communications that pass between the client...advocate and client so identified or bound together, that (3) 2 Brod. & Bing. 4. (4) 1 Phill. 91; se 11 Law J. Rep. (NB} Chanc. 149. the advocate was, I believe,...

...cause, that where an attorney is employed by a client professionally, to transact professional business, all the communications that pass between the client...privilege of the client, and not of the attorney. It is easy to apply this to the evidence of Mr. Pearse, as it is read in detail. There will be no difficulty,...

...cause, that where an attorney is employed by a client professionally, to transact professional business, all the communications that pass between the client...business, are privileged communications ; and that ihe privilege is the privilege of the client, and not of the attorney. It is easy to apply this to...

...dispute, I have never b«n and for the purpose of that business, are privi- able to perceive." leged communications ; and that the privilege is the privilege of the client, and not of the attorney." The Vice-Chancellor further said : "A man is in possession of an estate ^ owner, he is not under any...

...cause, that, where an attorney is employed by a client professionally to transact professional business, all the communications that pass between the client...civil law, indeed, considered the advocate and client BO identified or bound together, that the advocate was, I believe, generally not allowed to bo a witness...

...the attorney in the cause, and lor the purpose of that business, are privileged communications : arid the privilege is the privilege of the client, and not of the attorney." Does not Communications to a solicitor made, not by his client, bat by apply to com- third parties,...