Central of Georgia Railway Co. v. Glascock & Warfield
Supreme Court of Georgia
Motion to tax costs, etc. Before Judge Hodges. City court of Macon. November 7, 1903. Cited by counsel: Civil Code, §§ 5385, 5400, 5530, 5552; Ga. Rep. 1/1; 9/286; 21/381; 25/604; 56/456; 59/196; 69/662; 70/516 (2); 73/105 ; 95/107; 113/349.
1Opinion of the CourtCandler, J.
Glascock & Warfield obtained a verdict against the Central of Georgia Railway Company for $131. The case was brought to this court by bill of exceptions, and the judgment of the trial court was reversed. When the remittitur was trans*320mitted to the court below, a fi. fa. for $77.30, accrued costs, was issued in favor of the railroad company against Glascock & War-field. The case was tried a second time, and the plaintiffs again recovered a verdict. The railroad company then filed a motion to set off against the judgment of the plaintiffs its judgment for the costs which it had paid. Upon the…
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