L. Moore v. Moore

273 S.W. 979
CourtCourt of Appeals of Texas
DecidedJune 4, 1925
DocketNo. 37.
StatusPublished

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L. Moore v. Moore, 273 S.W. 979 (Tex. Ct. App. 1925).

Opinion

BARCUS, J.

The motion of appellant to re-tax costs in this cause, and to tax as part of the costs of appeal the item of $79 for fee paid the official court reporter for preparing a narrative statément of facts, is identical with the motion in the case of T. A. Randals v. W. H. Green, 273 S. W. 978, this day decided.

For the reason stated in the opinion on said motion in said Randals v. Green, supra, appellant’s motion is "granted, and the item of $79 stenographer’s fee for preparing the narrative statement of facts, which has been filed in this, cause, is hereby ordered taxed as costs of appeal, and same is hereby taxed against appel-lee.

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Randals v. Green
273 S.W. 978 (Court of Appeals of Texas, 1925)

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