Beall v. Rowland

Beall suedBowland before a justice of the peace and recovered a judgment for seventy-five dollars and costs. Bowland appealed; and in the common pleas court a judgment was rendered against him for twenty-five dollars, and a judgment in his favor for his costs in that court. Beall filed a bill to review the judgment for costs, and, on the trial, a finding was had and j ndgment entered in favor of *369Beall. This proceeding is to review that judgment for error apparent in the record. A demurrer was overruled to the complaint, and on trial the judgment was reversed as to costs.

E. P. Ferris, for…