Welch v. Alcott

By the judgment in this action the plaintiff recovered costs. He served and filed his memorandum in due time, whereupon the defendant moved to tax costs by striking out a number of items claimed. The court sustained the defendant’s objections to some of the items, but disallowed them as to others. From the order so made, in so far as it is unfavorable to him, the defendant appeals.

Whether or not plaintiff should have been allowed costs at all is a question that is discussed to some extent in the briefs. It does not arise on this appeal, but may be presented for consideration on the appeal…