Levant v. Varney

32 Me. 180
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine·Decided July 1, 1850·Published

Opinion

The defendant having taken such an appeal, and entered it in the District Court, was there ordered, on motion of the plaintiff, to advance the fees for the plaintiff’s witnesses. Upon his refusal to do so, it was then ordered, that the justice’s judgment be affirmed. To those orders, exceptions were taken. And the exceptions were sustained; the court observing, that the only fees which the defendant was bound to advance, were the 'jury fee and such fees as arise for the clerk.

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