New York Supreme Court, 1833

Trustees of Rochester v. Symonds

Trustees of Rochester v. Symonds
New York Supreme Court · Decided August 15, 1833
10 Wend. 563
Trustees of Rochester v. Symonds

Opinion of the Court

The defendants pleaded 19 pleas, setting up distinct matfters of defence, and each concluding with a verification. The defendants had judgment on demurrer to these pleas, and leave was granted to the plaintiffs to reply on payment of costs. The defendants, in their bill of costs, charged $1,25 for counsel perusing and amending each plea, amounting, in fthe whole, to $23,75, which charge was allowed by the taxing officer. The plaintiffs appealed from the taxation, and ibis court decided that but one fee of $1,25 was chargeable, and directed the residue to be deducted from the bill.

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