Supreme Court of Kansas, 1911

Haughton v. Bilson

Haughton v. Bilson
Supreme Court of Kansas · Decided May 6, 1911
84 Kan. 880; 117 P. 387; 1911 Kan. LEXIS 433

Haughton v. Bilson

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam:

The appellees have filed an objection to the costs claimed by the appellants (Haughton v. Bilson, ante, page 129), on the ground that the abstract was unnecessarily prolix and that the rate charged for printing it was excessive. The charge per page is found to be reasonable, but we think by proper condensation the size of the document could have been reduced by at least one-third. A reduction of one-third will therefore be made from that item of -costs.

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