Henry v. Walton

Supreme Court of New Jersey

Henry v. Walton

52 N.J.L. 370

Supreme Court of New Jersey·Decided February 15, 1890·Published

Opinion

Pee Cueiam.

A witness from a foreign county is entitled to mileage on-his first attendance at court; whether he is entitled to more-than this depends on circumstances. He should be allowed further mileage if his going home and returning to court is-reasonable conduct on his part. The court in which the action is pending has the matter, to some degree at least, under its-discretionary control.

Let the Circuit be so advised.

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Pee Cueiam.

A witness from a foreign county is entitled to mileage on-his first attendance at court; whether he is entitled to more-than this depends on circumstances. He should be allowed further mileage if his going home and returning to court is-reasonable conduct on his part. The court in which the action is pending has the matter, to some degree at least, under its-discretionary control.

Let the Circuit be so advised.

Henry v. Walton, 52 N.J.L. 370 (N.J. 1890).

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