Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05
AN ACT

To regulate the Fees of Clerks of Courts of
Common Pleas.
Sec. ]. Be it enacted by the General As
sen'6iy ofthe State Of Ohio, That the clerks
OF the several courts of this state, shall for SER
vices rendered in civil cases. receive the fees
hereinafter provided, and no more
Sec. 2, For docketino each cause, to be char
ged but once, six cents; for entering the ap-
pearance Of plaintiffs and defendants, eight
cents each; filling precipe, four cents; for ia
king affidavit, twelve cents: for issueng capi-
as, summons, suppna in chancery, writ Of al
tachment, writ of rep!evin. writ certiorari writ
OF injunction, writ of error supercedeas, cita-
tion or ne exeat. or any other mesne process
under seal, twenty five cents; for entering or
der to advertise, twenty five cents; for taking
bond twenty five cents: for taking special bail,
twenty five cents: for filing declaration. plea,
demurrer, jninder, 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 the return of
of any writ of mesne process. six cents; for is
sueing renire for jury. twelve cents, to be
charged IN each cause at law where the issue
is made up; for empanneling regular jury and
administering tie oath, twelve cents: and for
giving certificate 80 the county auditor for
the pay of each talesman juror,eight cents; for
calling and entering each talesmsn juror,
six cents; for swearing consta-
bles. four cents; for issuing
supena, where there is but one witness named
twelve cents, and for every additional name,
four cents: for swearing each witness four
cents; for entering attendance Of each witness
six cents, and for giving order to each witness
for fees, eight cents; for entering each cause
on the bar and court calender of each term,
ten cents; for indexing each cause, ten cents
for each and every term the same shall remain
on the docket; for entering Judgment on Jour.
nal. ten cents; for recording general verdict,
ten cents: for entering decree or other order
on journal. ten cents for each one hundred
worps; for transcrbing judgment or orders on
the docket, ten cents; for entering satisfaction
of Judgment or decree. on record, twelve cents
for entering every special rule, six cents; for
entering every continuance, discontinuance or
rctraxit. ten cents; for entering a rule of ref
erence, twelve cents. and giving copy thereof
under seal, twenty five cents: for entering no.
tice Of appeal ten cents; for drawing cost bill
thirty-fve cents. which shall be taxed but once
in each cause; for making up complete rec
ord IN each cause, ten cents for each one hun
dred words such record may contain; making
out copies of process, pleadings. records, or
any proceedings in cause, with the seal an
nexed, when required BY either of the parties
or the law, ten cents for each one hundred
words; for entering allowance of an injunction,
writ of error. certiorari, or habeas corpus, ten
cents; for issuing execution. thirty-five cents;
for dockeiing each execution issued. ten cents
and for making direct and reversed index, to
each execution issued ten cents and for issue
ing writs of venditioni exponas and orders Of
sale, and scire facias, thirty cents each,
and ten cents for each additional one hundred
words said writ may contain over that number,
for recording returns on writs of execution,
veRdftIpHI exPonas and or
ders Of sale, fen cents for each one hundred
words: for issueing wrts of partition fifty cents
for attending to the striking Of special jury
and issuing venire therefor, one dullar; f9r
each wrIt or process unT4r seal, not herein
provided for. tiftv cents for each certificate TO
which the seal of the court is required, and
not herein provided FIR fifty cents.
Sec. 3. That the several clerks of courts of
this state, shall receive the same fees in crimi-
nal cases as are alhwrf in the various sections
"f :iS 'ttt fol similar services in civil cases and
the srme shall tie pail nut nf the County treas
ury. in all eases Wherein tire state fails TO con
vict. or wherein the defendant PROVES nsol-
vent.
Sec 4. That fur services rendered. to the
grand jury, the clerks of the several courts of
this state shall receive the same fees rs are al
lowed for similar services in civil cases in the
second section of this act, the same 10 be paid
out of the county treasury.