Keiler v. Bunn

Walker, Chancellor.

A bill to foreclose was filed in the above-stated cause, and the defendants in an endeavor to avoid the payment of further interest and costs, requested the clerk to tax complainants’ costs as on dismissal, which he did, and they then tendered the amount of principal, interest and costs, as taxed, to the complainants, but they rejected the tender upon the ground that the bill of costs did not include taxation o£ search fees; and they now .move to retax the bill.

Upon the foreclosure of a mortgage the complainant is, of course, entitled to recover his costs along with the…