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13 N.J.L. 156

Den v. Johnson

Supreme Court of New Jersey

Decided February 15, 1832

Supreme Court of New Jersey · decided 1832-02-15

<p>A party cannot tax costs against his adversary for copies or exemplifications produced in evidence on trial.</p> <p>Mileage for travel within the state only, is to be taxed by one party against the other.</p>

Decided 1832-02-15

By the Court.

¶1Both these points have been long and well *157settled in this state. It has been repeatedly adjudged that one-party cannot recover from the other the costs of exemplifications or copies of judgments or„other documents used upon the-trial, nor can he recover the mileage of a witness until he enters the state by the ordinary route of travelling to the place of' trial. From that time he travels under the authority and by-virtue of the process of the court, and is entirled to mileage.

¶2Retaxation accordingly..

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