Dixon v. City of Reno
Nevada Supreme Court
Action, by J. B. Dixon against the City of Reno and others. Judgment for defendants, and plaintiff appealed, and the cause was affirmed and remanded, with permission to amend, and plaintiff filed his cost bill, which was objected to. by the respondents, and refused by the clerk, and plaintiff appeals.
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Action, by J. B. Dixon against the City of Reno and others. Judgment for defendants, and plaintiff appealed, and the cause was affirmed and remanded, with permission to amend, and plaintiff filed his cost bill, which was objected to. by the respondents, and refused by the clerk, and plaintiff appeals. There was a final judgment against appellant, but under the opinion of the court he is allowed to amend his complaint as he may be advised, which necessarily implies that the final judgment is vacated, annulled, or reversed. This is a distinct relief and advantage to appellant, and under the…
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court,
Sanders, C. J.:
Upon receipt of notice of the decision of this court in the case of Dixon v. City of Reno, 43 Nev. 413, 187 Pac. 308, the appellant therein, J. B. Dixon, within the time prescribed in subdivision 2 of rule 6 of this court, filed his cost bill as required by said rule, amounting to the sum of $66.25. Thereupon the respondents, as provided by subdivision 3 of said rule, filed and served upon appellant their objections thereto, and demanded that the clerk of this court, upon the hearing of said objections, strike the cost bill from the files. Thereafter the clerk,…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Dixon v. City of RenoNevada Supreme Court · 1920
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