Webb v. Bulger
4 Hill & Den. 588
Opinion
By the Court,
The defendant who obtained a verdict is entitled to his judgment for costs ; but there should be but one record. This is, however, mere matter of form ; and if the costs of entering up judgment be deducted, the plaintiff cannot be prejudiced. On making such deduction, the judgment may stand.
Ordered accordingly.
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