Taylor v. . Root
New York Court of Appeals
This was an action for an accounting. It was four times tried. Upon the final trial the referee reported in favor of defendants for $945.30, besides costs. From the judgment entered thereon plaintiffs appealed.
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This was an action for an accounting. It was four times tried. Upon the final trial the referee reported in favor of defendants for $945.30, besides costs. From the judgment entered thereon plaintiffs appealed. An order was made by the General Term sending it back to, the referee to hear and determine, upon the question of costs, upon the matter and evidence contained in the printed case; appellants to pay the present General Term costs and costs of the last trial before the referee. The parties appeared before the referee in pursuance' of the order; he reported that neither of the parties…
1Opinion of the Court
Earl, CL, reads for affirmance.
Leonard, 0., not sitting.
All concur.
Judgment affirmed, without costs to either party upon appeal.
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