John Voght & Co. v. Ticknor

47 N.H. 543
Supreme Court of New Hampshire·Decided December 15, 1867·Published

Opinion

Smith, J.

"If any party, after giving nance to the adverse party as aforesaid, shall neglect or refuse to take a deposition, such adverse party shall be entitled to recover twenty-five cents a mile for actual travel of himself or his attorney, to attend the -same, by action on the case, unless seasonably notified in writing, signed by the party giving such notice, that such deposition will not be taken.” Revised Statutes-, eh. 188, sec. 22.

Under the foregoing statement, of facts, this action can be maintained; and the plaintiffs are entitled to, recover for the travel of their attorney-each way.

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