A Treatise On Practice in the Civil Courts of Record of Pennsylvania
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Mileage of E., twenty-six circular miles.
Mileage of F., thirty circular miles.
State all the attendance — mileage and other charges. Attach affidavit of truth. File. You are not required to do so, but as a matter of courtesy send a copy to your opponent. If he wish it taxed, agree, if you can, upon a day. If that cannot be done, get the prothonotary to fix a day and hour (see the rule of court) ; notify opposite counsel and your client. Attend. Prove your charges. Let prothonotary note, "Bill ...taxed in presence of coun- sel" (and parties), at $ .If you are against the bill and wish it taxed, you proceed as above directed to get a day fixed; send notice if necessary, and at the time named you attend; re- quire proof of the charges, and object to all irregular items.
The party dissatisfied with the taxation can appeal to the court.
FORM OF APPEAL FROM TAXATION AND SPECIFICATION OF OB- JECTIONS.
A. B. Y V. > Common Pleas, County.
C. D. J I3S4 Common Law Practice in Pennsylvania.
And now , the , hereby appeals from the taxa- tion of the costs in the above case by the prothonotary, and he files in support of said appeal the following specification of the items to which he objects, and the ground for his objections: 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mileage of E., twenty-six circular miles.
Mileage of F., thirty circular miles.
State all the attendance — mileage and other charges. Attach affidavit of truth. File. You are not required to do so, but as a matter of courtesy send a copy to your opponent. If he wish it taxed, agree, if you can, upon a day. If that cannot be done, get the prothonotary to fix a day and hour (see the rule of court) ; notify opposite counsel and your client. Attend. Prove your charges. Let prothonotary note, "Bill ...taxed in presence of coun- sel" (and parties), at $ .If you are against the bill and wish it taxed, you proceed as above directed to get a day fixed; send notice if necessary, and at the time named you attend; re- quire proof of the charges, and object to all irregular items.
The party dissatisfied with the taxation can appeal to the court.
FORM OF APPEAL FROM TAXATION AND SPECIFICATION OF OB- JECTIONS.
A. B. Y V. > Common Pleas, County.
C. D. J I3S4 Common Law Practice in Pennsylvania.
And now , the , hereby appeals from the taxa- tion of the costs in the above case by the prothonotary, and he files in support of said appeal the following specification of the items to which he objects, and the ground for his objections: 1.
What to read after A Treatise On Practice in the Civil Courts of Record of Pennsylvania?
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