Akerly v. Vilas

This is a motion to set aside the taxation of costs by the clerk of this court, upon the ground that no notice of taxation was given, and also that costs were taxed for disbursements which ought not to have been.

We can see no objection to the amount of the costs taxed. The case came up on the whole evidence, and it was printed in full. It is true, the rule provides that the printed case shall contain “ a brief abstract of the return of the clerk,” etc. Put this court at an early day dismissed a number of cases in which it became necessary to pass upon questions of fact, because the printed…