Well v. Jackson
11 U.S. 276, 3 L. Ed. 341, 7 Cranch 276, 1812 U.S. LEXIS 395
Opinion
stated the opinion of the Court to be, that each party was liable to the clerk for his fees for services performed for such party •, and it is immaterial to the clerk which party recovers judgment.
Rule absolute.
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Well v. Jackson, 11 U.S. 276, 3 L. Ed. 341, 7 Cranch 276, 1812 U.S. LEXIS 395 (1812).
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