65 How. Pr. 126
The Superior Court of New York City
Decided May 15, 1883
The Superior Court of New York City · decided 1883-05-15
Oh a motion to tax sheriff’s fees on an attachment, defendant alleged that larger sums of money had been claimed by, and paid to, the sheriff during his (defendant’s) absence in Europe, and insisted that such moneys were paid as fees; that such fees were illegal and were liable to taxation.
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Decided 1883-05-15
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¶1No fees have been charged or collected. The money paid was for expenses under an agreement by defendant’s attorney, which, on the papers, was not invalid. The papers show no facts that tend to the conclusion that defendant is not bound by the agreement
¶2Motion denied; ten dollars costs.