Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-06-04
The Court Record.

Superior Court-Civil side-Judge Hovey.
This court came in yesterday morning at
10 o'clock.
The case of Morris vs. Peckham occupied
the attention of the court during the day.
At the bar meeting in the afternoon the
following fee table was agreed upon the
lowest to be charged for services rendered
by members of the New Haven County Bar.
Iii the Supreme Court of Errors-Retainer,
$25.
Preparation of brief, a reasonable sum.
Argument fee, $40.
In the Superior Court-Retainer, 1926
Trial fee for the first day $40, and for each
subsequent day 1926.
Procuring foreclosures and divorces when
no defence is made, $50.
In the Court of Common Pleas, City and
Probate Courts-Retainer, $15.
Trial fee for the first day $40, and for each
subsequent day SIS.
Procuring foreclosures when no defense is
made, $40.
cause (other than summary process or one
involving the title to land), when less than
$40 is involved, the taxable costs and fee
of SIS.
For causes involving more than $40, or
title to land, taxable costs and fee of $40.
IOE pEOC05S, W1tuOuG LT1d1, %O3
inclusive of writ and attendance and exclu-
sive of expenses.
For trials In case of summary process, 80,
inclusive of writ and attendance and exclusive
of expenses.
For trials before jury, So additional to
the above rates.
Collection Fees-For collecting sums un-
der 300. 10 per cent.
For collecting sums not over $500, 10 per
cent for the first 300 and 5 per cent. for
the excess.
For collecting sums over $500, 10 per cent
for the first 800, 5per cent. for the excess
up to $500, and 2 per cent for the excess
above $500.
For collections by suit, when the suits are
defaulted, at the above rates with costs ;
otherwise at rates established for court bust
ness.
observation-disclosures retainer, $50.
Preparation of motions in error, for new
trial in arrest. and bills of exceptions, 1926 ;
and if more than one day is required $25 for
each additional day.
Drawing complaints, Except common
counts) other pleadings. and judgment files
S. for first page and So for every subsequen;
page.
Making or arguing motions, except as
otherwise provided, either in court or bar
meeting, So.
Preparation fee, consultations, examining
witnesses or authorities a reasonable sum
depending on Importance of case and time
spent.
Services, or time, in or out of Office, on
business not herein otherwise provided for, at
the rate of $15 per day.
Drawing will, where the value of the es-
tate does not exceed 81 200, $40.
Drawing assignments in insolvency, 1926.
Drawing ordinary deeds and leases, 81.
Consultation fee, 81.
Drawing contracts and other written in
Ill. -. 4, Ii
| the first page and So for each additional page
Copies of all papers and instruments, 81 per
page.
For trials before committees, ETC., the same
| fees as in the courts in which the case may be
| pending.
| Court adjourned until next Tuesday mo IN
| ing at 10 o'clock.
Court of COmmon PIeas-JudGe Harrison,
| In this court yesterday the following deci-
sions were rendered:
In the case of Harry Flynn VS.. William G..
Sadlier, judgment for plaintiff to recover
| $41. 81 and costs.
| Pierpont VS.. Wilson, Judgment for plaintiff
| to recover $19.4 and COSTS
In the case Of N. D. Sperry administra,
| tor, VS.. Henry S. Parmelee, the demurrer wai
overruled and the defendant required to an
swer over.
Case of Stern & Brother VS.. Maschmeyer &
90. The court finds that Christian Somer
was partner with the defendants, and also
finds for the plaintiffs to recover $1s1.9s and
costs from both defendants.
In the case of Hemingway vs.. Coleman
Judge Harrison passed a decree that the re.
spondent reconvey the oyster lot in ques
ton to the petitioner, and that the petitioner
pay back to the respondent the amount paid
for the lot, which was $500. The respond
emit files motion In error and the. case win
60 to the Supreme Court of Errors.
city Court-CrimInal Side-Judge stud
ley.
John Egan, taking horse without permits