Nealis v. Meyer
Appellate Terms of the Supreme Court of New York
Appeal by defendant from judgment of tbe First Judicial District Court. .' _
1Opinion of the CourtMcAdam, J.
On December. 18, 189 5, the plaintiff was appointed, referee in,a Supreme Court action wherein the above-named defend-, a,nt,.was, plaintiff.and one Boylan defendant. .There were ,four, sittings before the referee, for which he became entitled to the. statutory .fee of $6 a day. Code, 1895, § 3296. He yus, algo; entitled to charge one sitting for preparing his report. Rothschild v. Werner, 4 Law Bulb 28; Von Prochazka v. Von Prochazka, 2 City Ct. Rep. 440. The justice awarded ,$30 for the five days sj>ent on the business of the reference, together with $6.75 paid by the referee for…
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