Jackson v. Strong

On the 16th day of July, 1915, the plaintiff presented to the clerk of Erie county a bill of costs for taxation, which included the item, ‘‘ Amendments to appellant’s proposed bill of exceptions, $20.00.” The defendant objected to the taxation of this item, on the ground that there was no authority therefor. The county clerk disallowed the item, and plaintiff moves for an order directing the county clerk to tax the same as a part of plaintiff’s statutory costs. The defendant opposes the motion, asserting that section 3251, which provides costs “For making and serving amendments to a case,…