PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.
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The allowance to commissioners, witnesses, and the auditor in the
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chancery court, to be allowed in the costs — 1785, ch. 72, sec. 15,
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16, p. 216 ; sec. 17, 18,
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217
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Directions respecting the costs of demurrers and pleas in the chancer
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court — 1786, ch. 72, sec. 25, ......
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222
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The taxes therein imposed on proceedings, &c. in the chancery cour
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and the land-office, to be taxed and paid as other costs — Nov
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1792, ch. 76, sec. 3, 4, .......
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On the appearance of the administrators, &c. in cases that would have
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abated by the death of either party, the costs before the death to
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be taxed as costs in the action — 1785, ch. 80, sec. 1,
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229
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No administrator, &c. so appearing, to be burthened with debt or costs
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further than assets have come to his hands — 1785, ch. 80, sec. 1,
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229
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When amendments in proceedings are allowed to be made, such costs
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shall be allowed to the adverse party as the court shall think jusl
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— 1785, ch. 80, sec. 4, ........
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233
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Manner of awarding and recovering costs on appeals — 1785, ch. 4,
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sec. 6, p. 233 ; 1790, ch. 42, .......
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The costs and expenses on controverted elections for sheriffs shall be
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paid by such party as the governor and council shall adjudge, on
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consideration of the circumstances of the case — 1786, ch. 22, sec. 3,
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Such costs ami expenses, on complaints against the officers of govern-
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ment, shall be paid by either party, or by the public, as the go-
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vernor and council shall adjudge — 1786, ch, 22, sec. 3,
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237
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The governor and council may compel payment in the like manner as
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the general court— 1786, ch. 22, sec. 3, .
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If the grounds alleged for continuance of a cause are over-ruled, the
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trial shall proceed, or the cause be discontinued, with costs to the
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party requiring no delay - Nov. 1787, ch. 9, sec. 2, ...
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Surveyors to pay the costs of the term on neglecting to return plots in
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ejectments, where, for want thereof, the causes are continued —
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1787, ch. 9, sec. 4, .........
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Directions respecting costs in actions for battery or assault on officers
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in the lawful execution of their office, or on those assisting them
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— 1787, ch. 39, ..........
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Respecting costs in actions of replevin for property taken for public
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taxes— 1790, ch. 53, sec. 4, .......
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The sums paid for seals, decrees, &c. in the chancery and land-offices,
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to be taxed and paid as other costs— Nov. 1792, ch. 76, sec. 3, 4,
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290
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On suits on administration, testamentary, inspectors, collectors or
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sheriffs' bonds, the clerk shall, before issuing the writ, endorse
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thereon the names of the parties at whose instance and for whose
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use the suit was instituted, who, in case of non pros, verdict, &c.
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shall be answerable for costs — 1794, ch. 54, sec. 10, .
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314
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Such persons to be proceeded against by attachment as if they had been
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entered security for costs — 1794, ch. 54, sec. 10, ...
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314
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The judge of the land-office on the eastern shore empowered to compel
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the payment of costs on the determination of a caveat— 1795, ch.
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61, sec. 12, ......
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323
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