Merriam v. Johnson
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Appeal by plaintiff from the clerk’s taxation of defendant’s costs and disbursements on dismissal of the action. By stipulation the matter was heard before Jaggard, J., who made an order sustaining the action of the clerk with respect to all but one item, which was disallowed. ■ From a judgment entered in the district court for Stevens county pursuant to the order, plaintiff appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
Appeal from a judgment for costs and disbursements rendered in favor of defendant on the dismissal of the action by plaintiff.
The only question presented for review is whether defendant was. entitled to have taxed and allowed in his favor the fees of certain witnesses who were subpoenaed and attended the trial of the action on his behalf. The fees were taxed by the clerk, and on appeal to the district court affirmed with one exception. A careful examination of the record leads to the conclusion that the taxation of the clerk was properly sustained by the trial court. The action was brought to…
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