Quote by Samuel Butler

In law, nothing is certain but the expense.

In law, nothing is certain but the expense.

Summary

This quote implies that in the realm of law and legal proceedings, there are no guaranteed outcomes or absolute certainties. Regardless of the case or situation, the only predictable aspect is the hefty financial cost involved. It suggests that legal matters can be unpredictable and can often incur substantial expenses regardless of the results. Consequently, it emphasizes the inherent uncertainty and financial burden commonly associated with the realm of law.

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