anonymous July see Cooper v Ewart Ph solicitor bill tax without bring the  money into court as former the judgement not afterward open for the client to  have a account take in respect of money due to he on motion Lord chancellor  say that before the make the act of parliament as to solicitor bill the rule  be that in a court of commonlaw if application be make to tax a attorney vesey  senior bill it be not do without bring the whole demand and money into court  and then to have it tax this be think a great hardship on client at the time  of make this act because a attorney may make a very unreasonable bill and put  a burden on his client to raise it the act of parliament therefore vary the  rule both of court of commonlaw and equity so that the client submit to pay  what shall become due the bill shall be tax and that without bring the money  into court then the client can afterward come and say he have a antecedent  demand before and desire to have that deduct out of what be tax due to the  solicitor for his bill the court be to be sure to see that solicitor do their  client justice yet the give way to this will repeal the act of parliament and  put solicitor in such a condition they may never come at their demand if the  court be to say they will open the judgement for it be a judgement of the  court upon the client own submission to pay what shall be due to he in this  and have the account take the party therefore have preclude himself for he  have two method the may apply to tax the bill and then must submit to pay or  if there be account between they may have bring a bill for that account and  allege he be indebt to the solicitor or that the solicitor pretend be be for  bill of fee and disbursement and pray to have that account take but he have  wave that know it to be so and in general account can be take on taxation of a  bill the court can not now stop the payment of it to have the account take  that will make these thing so uncertain there will be no end of they nor will  it make a precedent of that kind