Tyler v. Wise
Tyler v. Wise
Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT BY
The plaintiff’s exceptions having been sustained (ante p. 148,) she now presents her bill of costs. Two -items are objected to by the defendants, one of $25 for money paid by the plaintiff for a transcript of the evidence used in considering the exceptions and the other of $10.60 for money paid by the plaintiff to the clerk of the circuit court “for comparing, certifying and typewriting the record on exceptions” brought to this court.
The objection to the item of $25 is, that the entire transcript of the evidence was unnecessary for the purpose of considering the exceptions brought up. The contention of the plaintiff was, that the judgment rendered by the circuit court was not supported by the evidence, and in view of the findings of fact and conclusions of law made by the court and the conflicting contentions and scope of argument by counsel, it was found necessary and proper to read the entire transcript in order to obtain a clear understanding of the .case. Robinson v. Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Co., 20 Haw. 467.
The objection to the item of $10.60 is, that it is the duty
The bill of costs as presented also contains an item of $11.75 costs incurred in the circuit court. As the case was sent back for a new trial, we think it proper that this item should abide the final result in the lower court and be taxed there.
The costs are taxed at the sum of $48.13.
Reference
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- ROSA LEE TYLER v. HEN WISE AND KATE MILTON, DOING BUSINESS AS THE WISE & MILTON MUSICAL COMEDY AND VAUDEVILLE COMPANY, HONOLULU AMUSEMENT COMPANY, LIMITED, AN HAWAIIAN CORPORATION, GARNISHEE
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