Wilson v. Jenkins

At the April term, 1892, of the court below, the appellee instituted an action against the appellant for malicious prosecution, which action resulted in a verdict in favor of the appellant. Upon this verdict, on September 29,1892, the court rendered judgment for the appellant, that he recover of the appellee “all his costs and charges in said action laid out and expended, taxed at f-.” The judgment so rendered was affirmed. Jenkins v. Wilson, 140 Ind. 544.

On July 6, 1895, the appellee filed his motion in the trial court to retax costs in the original action. In this motion it was stated that…