Allen v. Hickson
6 N.J.L. 499
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Bluebook
Allen v. Hickson, 6 N.J.L. 499 (N.J. 1797).
Opinion
A suit cannot be sustained on such grounds; if the costs be unreasonable, retaxation is the proper remedy. It would be to allow a justice to set aside the judgment of the Common Pleas, a tribunal of superior powers to his own, which had decreed a particular sum as legal costs.
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