Stevens v. Wright

The plaintiff sued the defendant for libel. The defendant prevailed in the trial court, and the plaintiff excepted. The judgment was affirmed by this court in Stevens v. Wright, 107 Vt. 337, 179 Atl. 213. Thereafter, the defendant’s costs were taxed by the county clerk, and the plaintiff appealed from the allowance of certain items of the taxation, to the presiding judge, pursuant to County Court rule 34, and was allowed an exception when the decision of the presiding judge went against him. It is this exception on which the plaintiff here relies.

We have no jurisdiction to pass upon the…