Deweese v. Smiley
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Decatur Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtReinhard, J.
The ruling of the court below, of which the appellant complains, and which presents the only point for our consideration, is the sustaining of a motion of the appellee, who was the defendant below, to tax to the appellant, or plaintiff below, who had been the successful party in a trial before that tribunal, a portion of the fees of certain witnesses in the case. The motion, which is duly verified, is as follows, caption omitted:
“ The defendant moves the court to tax the witness fees of Griffith Ogden to the plaintiff for the last three days claimed by him, amounting to $3.75, for the reason…
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