Allbright v. Corley
Texas Supreme Court
Error from Houston. Tried below before the Hon. E. S. Walker.
1Opinion of the Court
Quinan, Commissioner.—
This is a writ of error prosecuted by Allbright from a judgment of the district court of Houston, taxing the costs in the case of Allbright v. Corley.
1. The points made are, that it was error to tax against Allbright the costs of a motion to tax the costs in the case, when in that motion he had succeeded in cutting down the bill of costs in a large amount.
2. That it was error to tax fees for the witness Corley, who had been duly summoned, but afterwards left the county. His deposition was then taken; he returned to the county, attended court as a witness, and his fees…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Ables v. Miller.Texas Supreme Court · 1854