Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co. v. Osgood

SHEPLEY, Circuit Judge.

The record shows in each of the above eases that a bill, answer and replication were filed. The case against Osgood was heard by the court with many other cases, under a stipulation embracing a large number of cases to be heard together. The decree in one case was to stand as the decree in all. There can be no doubt of the right to tax the docket fee in this case. In the other two cases, after issue, an interlocutory decree was entered by the court, which substantially decided the merits of tlie controversy. The cases were finally dismissed by the court, upon a final…