Giles v. Paxson
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Northern Iowa
At Law. On motion to suppress depositions. Action by William A. Giles against Charles Paxson and others. Defendants filed exceptions to certain depositions taken by plaintiff.
1Opinion of the CourtShiras, J.
The defendants move to suppress the depositions of Joseph W. Martin-and other witnesses on several grounds, the first being *883that the commissioner does not certify that he had no interest in the case, as required by the provisions of section 863, Rev. St. U. S There are two general methods for taking depositions to be used on the trial of law cases provided for in the Revised Statutes; the one being the mode pointed out in section 863, and the other in section 866. When taken under the provisions of the former section, a commission to the officer is not sued out from the court in which the…
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