McCord v. Bridges
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the CourtMiller, J.
This was a motion by Z. D. McCord to retax certain items of costs in a cause wherein he was complainant and J. U. Bridges and others were defendants. The court granted the motion as to some of the items mentioned, but overruled the motion as to other items. The overruling of the motion as to certain items of the court cost taxed against complainant is assigned as error. The motion avers facts showing that these items should he retaxed; some because they are excessive, and others because they are charges for witnesses not examined. Section 3684, Code 1907.
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