Palmer v. Miller

— Appellant sued appellee for services rendered in transcribing and furnishing copies of evidence used by the attorney of appellee in a certain suit in which appellee was plaintiff. Appellee, in the case at bar, was given judgment for costs.

The undisputed evidence, so far as material, shows that appellee had employed an attorney to conduct a suit in his behalf against a railroad company. Appellant, a court reporter, furnished longhand copies of the evidence to the attorney at the attorney’s request, which were used during the trial in the examination of witnesses, framing hypothetical…