Legal Opinion

Fellows v. Lane

New York Court of Sessions

Decided September 15, 1884Published

Application to the court to tax costs in a bastardy case.

1Opinion of the Court

Morgan, Co. J.

The defendant having been held by two justices as the putative father of a bastard child, appealed to this court, where the order of the justices was affirmed and costs were awarded to the plaintiff, pursuant to section 873 of the Criminal Code. The plaintiff thereupon makes this application to the court to adjust and fix the amount of the costs. The defendant objects that the costs should not be taxed by the court but by the clerk. I think the objection is . well taken. The only case to which my attention has been called is Superintendent, &c., agt. Moore (12 Wend., 273), in…

2Cases cited1 opinion

  1. Superintendents of the Poor of the Ontario v. MooreNew York Supreme Court · 1835

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