Jordan v. Sherwood
10 Wend. 622
Opinion
By the Court,
The party in interest is liable for the costs, as well those made before as after his interest accrued. Where a party takes an assignment of a demand in suit, he tabes it cum onere, entitled to the benefits and subject to the liabilities of the assignor.
Motion granted.
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