Beach v. Travelers Insurance
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Appeal by each party from the taxation of costs upon the judgment entered up in this court in favor of the defendant, as heretofore directed (ante, p. 118). The costs taxed by the clerk were as follows: entry fee, $8; judgment fee, $10 ; recording judgment file, $1; attorney fee for services, $20; printing briefs, $15; total, $49.
1Per curiam
Neither party has any ground of exception to the taxation of costs made by the clerk.
The record fee will only be taxable in favor of the appellant, in the judgment of the Superior Court which may be finally rendered in the cause, provided that judgment be in its favor.
General Statutes, § 833, in which is found the original provision for the taxation of a record fee, plainly made it taxable in the court in which the cause was finally disposed of.
If this court remanded the cause for further proceedings, such final disposition of it could only be made by the court below, and there only could the…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Magoohan v. CurranSupreme Court of Connecticut · 1899
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