New York Supreme Court, 1846

Houghton v. Gardner

Houghton v. Gardner
New York Supreme Court · Decided April 15, 1846 · Beardsley
2 How. Pr. 144

Counsel

M. T. Reynolds, plaintiffs' counsel., F. Sayre, plaintiffs' attorney., Gr. R. J. Bowdoin, defendants counsel., R. H. SHANNON, defendant's attorney.

Houghton v. Gardner

Opinion of the Court

Beardsley, Justice.

Held that the plaintiffs were entitled to the balance of the costs, and that they might elect which way they would collect them, either to make up a new record and include the costs in it, or take a precept. Plaintiffs’ counsel elected to take a precept, and the rule was entered that the defendants pay $53.10, with $10 costs of this motion, in twenty-days after service of the order, or that a precept issue therefor.

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