Rosekrans v. McIntyre

New York Supreme Court

Rosekrans v. McIntyre

9 Wend. 471

DecidedFebruary 15, 1833

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Rosekrans v. McIntyre, 9 Wend. 471 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1833).

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Motion for relaxation of costs. The plaintiff taxed in his general bill of costs $26 expenses, incurred in proceedings by him to procure attachments against his witnesses for their non-attendance at the circuit. The defendant moved for a relaxation. The motion was granted, the court holding that such expenses incurred by the plaintiff were not taxable against the defendant; that the remedy of the plaintiff was against his witnesses.

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Motion for relaxation of costs. The plaintiff taxed in his general bill of costs $26 expenses, incurred in proceedings by him to procure attachments against his witnesses for their non-attendance at the circuit. The defendant moved for a relaxation. The motion was granted, the court holding that such expenses incurred by the plaintiff were not taxable against the defendant; that the remedy of the plaintiff was against his witnesses.

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9 Wend. 471, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/rosekrans-v-mcintyre-nysupct-1833.