Inhabitants of Suffolk v. Mill Pond Wharf Corp.

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

Inhabitants of Suffolk v. Mill Pond Wharf Corp.

22 Mass. 540

CourtMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

DecidedOctober 15, 1827

StatusPublished

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Inhabitants of Suffolk v. Mill Pond Wharf Corp., 22 Mass. 540 (Mass. 1827).

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Writ of Entry. Office copies of several deeds had been used upon the trial of this action, and the question being made whether the expense (which it was stated exceeded the legal fees) should be taxed in the bill of costs, the Court said it was .usual to allow for copies of deeds necessary in a trial, and at the legal rate according to the fee bill, (Sí. 1795, c. 41,) where they are obtained from a register’s office in this State.

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Writ of Entry. Office copies of several deeds had been used upon the trial of this action, and the question being made whether the expense (which it was stated exceeded the legal fees) should be taxed in the bill of costs, the Court said it was .usual to allow for copies of deeds necessary in a trial, and at the legal rate according to the fee bill, (Sí. 1795, c. 41,) where they are obtained from a register’s office in this State.

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