Coor's Executors v. Page

1 N.C. 56
Superior Court of North Carolina·Decided September 15, 1796·Published

Opinion

IT was resolved by the Court, M’Coy, J. and Stone, J. that in bills to perpetuate testimony, if the defendant makes no defence, either by plea, demurrer or answer, he is not entitled to have a Solicitor’s fee taxed in the bill of costs.

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