Colorado § 13-71-145 Expense of meals and provisions to be taxed

Colorado Statutes

§ 13-71-145 — Expense of meals and provisions to be taxed

Colorado·Title 13 Courts·Art. Colorado Uniform Jury Selection

In all civil cases if
any expenses are incurred in furnishing meals or provisions to jurors impaneled to
try such causes, such expenses shall be taxed as costs in the suit against the
unsuccessful party. When collected, the same shall be paid to the clerk of the court
for deposit in the state general fund or to reimburse an employer in an amount not
to exceed fifty dollars per day for the first three days served by the employee. In
the first instance the same shall be paid by the court pursuant to the provisions of
section 13-3-106.

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In all civil cases if
any expenses are incurred in furnishing meals or provisions to jurors impaneled to
try such causes, such expenses shall be taxed as costs in the suit against the
unsuccessful party. When collected, the same shall be paid to the clerk of the court
for deposit in the state general fund or to reimburse an employer in an amount not
to exceed fifty dollars per day for the first three days served by the employee. In
the first instance the same shall be paid by the court pursuant to the provisions of
section 13-3-106.

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