The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-17
AM ACT
To Regulate the Fees Of Clerks Of III,
Courts Of Common Pleas.

Courts of Common Pleas.
Sec. l, Be il enacted By the General
Assembly ofhe State of Ohio, That the
Clerks ofthe several Coulis ofthis State,
shall, for services rendered in civil cases,
receive the fees hereinafter provided, and
no more.
Sec. .. For docketing each cause, 10
be charged but once, six cents; for enter
ing the appearance Of plaintiffs and de-
PENDANTS, eight cents each; filing pfecipe,
four cents; for taking affidavit, twelve
cents; for issuing capins, SUNNI ms, sub
pena in chancery, writ Of attachment,
writ Of freplevin, writ ofceriorari, writ Of
injunction, writ Of error, supersedeas, ci.
tation or ne-exeat, or any other mesne
process under seal, twenty-five cents; for
entering order TO advertise, twenty-five
cents; for taking bond, twenty-five cents
for taking special bail. twenty-five cents;
for filing declaration, plea, demurrer,
Ioinder, bill, answer, or any other paper
necessary TO complete the pleading in
any cause, six cents, and for all other
papers, four cents each, for entering the
return ofany writ Of mesne process, six
cents; for issuing venire for jury, twelve
cent?, TO be- charged in each cause at law
where the issue is made up: for empan-
neling regular jury and administering the
oath, twelve cents; and for giving certi-
fcaie TO the county auditor for the pay Of
each talesman juror, eight cents, and for
calling each talesman juror, six cents; for
swearing constable, four cents, for issuing
subpoena, where there is but one witness
Damed, twelve cents, and for every addi-
tional name four cents; for swearing each
witness, four cents; for entering atteD-
dance Of each witness six cents; and for
giving order to each witness for feos,
eight GEMS; for entering each cause on
the bar and court calendar Of each term,
ten cents, for indexipg each cause, len
cents, for each and every term the same
shallremain, on the docket, for entering
judgement on journal, Ten cents, for re-
cordng general verdict, Ten cents, for
entering decree or other order on journal,
Ten cents, for each ono hundred words,
for transcriblng judgment or orders on
the docket ten cents, for entering satisiac-
lion ofjudgment or decree, on record,
twelve cents, for entering every special
rule, six cents; for enletmg every contin-
uance or retraxit, ten cents; for entering
rule Of reference, twelve cents; and
giving copy thereof under seal, twenty
five cents; for entering notice Of appeal,
fen cents; for drawing cost bill, thirty five
cents; which shall be taxed but once in
each cause; for making upa complete re-
cord in each cause, Ten cents for each
one hundred words such record may con-
tain; for making out copies Of process,
pleadings, records, or any proceedings in
a cause, wilbihe seal annexed, when re-
CURED by either Of the parties Of the law,
ten cents for each one hundred words;
for entering allowance Of an injunction,
writ Of error, cerlorari, or habeas corpus,
ten cents; for issuing execution, thirty.
five cents, for dockcting each exe-
cution issued, len cents, and for making
direct and reversed index, to each
execution issued, ten conts; and for is-
suing writs Of venditioni exponas and or
ders ofsale, and scire facias, thirty five
cents each, and ten cents for each ad6i- |
tional one hundred words said writ may
contain over that number, for recording
returns on writs of execution, venditioni
exponas and orders Of sale, ten cents for
each hundred words; for issuing writs Of
partition, Gfty cents; for attending TO the
striking ofa special jury and issuing veuire
therefor, one dollar; for each writ or pfo-
cess under seal, not herein provided for,
fifty cents; for each certificate TO which
The seal ofthe court is required, and not
herein provided for, fifty cents.
Sec. 3. That the several Clerks Of
Courts of this State, shall receive the
same fees in criminal cases as are allow
ed in the various sections Of this act for
similar services in civil cases; and the
same shall be paid out OF the county
treasury in all cases wherein the State
fails 10 convict, or wherein the defend~
ant proves insolvent.
Sec. 4. That for services rendered
to the grand jury, the Clerks Of the sew
eral courts OF this state shall receive the
same fees as are allowed for similar SER
vices in civil cases in the second section
OF this act, the same TO be paid out Of the
county treasury.
Sec. 5. That for apportioning jurors
to the several townships, copying the
names, and placing the same in the Jury
box, the several clerks Of the courts Of
this state shall receive the sum Of three
dollars annually, to be paid on. Of the
county treasury.
Sec. 6. That for receiving poll
books Of Justices election, certifying
elections therefrom, administering oath,
and entering the same Of record, the
several clerks Of the courts Of this state
shall be entitled to one dollar; 10 be paid
BY each justice on receiving his commis-
,ion.
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