¶1The court see no reason for departing, in this case, from the ordinary practice of requiring the party who has succeeded on his writ of error to make up his record, issue execution, and obtain his costs in the usual manner. The motion is denied.
2 Wend. 257
Jackson v. Schauber
Decided February 15, 1829
New York Supreme Court · decided 1829-02-15
. Motion for a rule for costs. The judgment of this court in this cause was reversed in the court for the correction of errors, on a writ of error prosecuted by the defendant, and costs awarded to the plaintiff in error. On filing the remit - titur,it was moved, on the part of the defendant in this cause, that the lessors of the plaintiff pay the costs awarded in the court of errors, or shew cause why an attachment should not issue against them.
Decided 1829-02-15