¶1upon the authority of Mason v. Waite, 1 Pick. 452, directed several costs to be allowed to the defendants. They thought it made no difference in a case of tort, whether the pleadings were joint or several, as to costs. See Brown v. Stearns, 13 Mass. 536.
6 F. Cas. 877
Crosby v. Folger
U.S. District Court
Decided October 15, 1833
U.S. District Court · decided 1833-10-15
At law. The action was trover against ■four persons. No pleas were filed until October term, 1S33; no motion or call was made by the plaintiff for pleas; and no objection was made to the pleas, when filed by the plaintiff. The cause proceeded to the jury, and the plaintiff [John Crosby, Jr.] went through their side of the cause.
Relies on Brown v. Stearns
Decided 1833-10-15