Carpenter v. Montgomery

— Motion to tax costs. The following are the facts: At the March term, 1843, of the Gibson Circuit Court, an action of assumpsit between Carpenter and others, who are the plaintiffs in error, and Montgomery and others, was tried, and the verdict and judgment were for the defendants. The clerk of the Court, who is the defendant in error, without any directions from the plaintiffs, made up a final record of the cause, and taxed against them the usual fees for so doing. Afterwards, on the 8th day of May, 1843, the statutes of that year were deposited in the office of the clerk of the Gibson…