Burt v. Smisson
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
ON RULE BY DEFENDANTS TO TAX COSTS.
CARVER, J.
Defendants in the above entitled and numbered cause took a rule on plaintiff to tax as costs the suit the fees of one W. E. Martin amounting to $50.00.
From a judgment rendered in their favor against plaintiff, taxing said amount as costs, plaintiff appeals.
Defendants (plaintiff-in-rule) moved to dismiss the appeal on the ground that the •amount in dispute is less than the lower -limit of this court’s jurisdiction, and also because the record contains no evidence or statement of facts; and they also ask for 20% on the amount of the judgment as…
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