Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-11

town, city and plantation clerks OF
the state by the commissioner or In
land fisheries and game, as provided
in section two of said chapter one
hundred and seventy-three OF the
public laws of nineteen hundred and
nineteen.'-App. Mar. 81.
CHAPTER III
An Act to Amend Section Ten OF
Chapter One Hundred and Eight
cen Of the Revised Statutes. ReIat-
ing to Costs to he Taxed for PARTIES
and Attorneys.
Section ten of chapter one hundred
eighteen of the revised statutes is
hereby amended by adding to said
section the following words:
The allowance for travel and at
tendance to parties recovering costs
in the supreme judicial or superior
courts shaA be limited to two terms
and. every other term at which
trial is had except in addition there
to in case demurrer, plea In aDate-
ment, or motion to dismiss Is filed by
the defendant, the prevailing party
in such three last named proceed
ings shall be allowed travel and at
tendance in such action for not ex-
ceeding two additional terms. The
court may for good and sufficient
cause order such allowance for addi-
tional terms in all actions before it.
No referee shall allow costs in any
proceedings in excess of the above
amended, shall read as follows:
Sec. 10. Costs allowed to parties
and attorneys in civil actions shall be
as follows: to parties recovering
costs before a trial justice, thirty
three cents, for each days attend
ance, and the same for every ten
miles travel; to parties recovering
costs in the supreme, Judicial or
superior courts, thirty-three cents for
every ten miles travel. and three
dollars and fifty cents for attendance
at each term until the action is dis
posed of, unless the court otherwise
directs.
Costs for travel shall be taxed for
the prevailing party in civil suits:
according to the distance of said
party or his attorney who resides
nearest to the place of trial. unless
said prevailing party or his attorney
who resides farthest from said place
of trial actually travels the greater
distance for the special purpose of
attending court in such cause. cause 81, IN
said last named distance. and when
the action is in the name of an in
dorsee, and the plaintiff is the pre-,
vailing party. such costs for travel
shall be taxed according to the dis
lance of the attorney. payee or in
dorsee. who is nearest to the place
of trial, unless the attorney, payee or
indorsee, residing the greater dis
lance from said place of trial, actu-
ally travels such greater distance for
the special purpose of attending
| court in said cause. But no costs Tor
travel shall be allowed for more than
ten miles distance from any justice.
municipal or police court nor for
more than forty miles distance from
any other court. unless the plaintlr
prevailing actually travels greater
distance, or the adverse party, III ne
| RECEIVERS costs. by himself, his agent
or attorney, in fact travels a greater
| distance for the special purpose or
| attending court in such cause.
For a power of attorney. fifty
| cents: and for the plaintiffs dec1ara-
| ton, fifty cents in the supreme judi
| cial or superior courts. but no Zee FOR
| power shall he taxed before any
municipal or police court or trial
| justice. unless otherwise specially
provided in the act establishing such
| court. For an issue in law or fact,
| there shall be allowed for an attor-
i ney's fee. two dollars and fifty cents
| in the supreme judicial or superior
| courts. A fee of five dollars shall he
! taxed on the plaintiffs costs for MAX
! ing up conditional judgment under
section ten of chapter ninety-fNe.
In cases of forciblc entry and de-
| tainer. parties shall he allowed the
| same costs as in ordinary civil ac-
| tionS.
A party summoned as trustee and
| required to attend court and make
| disclosure. shall he entitled to costs
! as follows: If the claim sued for
| does not exceed twenty dollars. such
| trustee shall be entitled to travel and
attendance and twenty-five cents for
| the oath: and If the claim sued for
| exceeds twenty dollars. such trustee
shall be entitled to two dollars and
F., fifty cents in addition to the above
| fee. and when required to attend
court for further examination such
| trustee shall be entitled to travel and
| attendance.
| In all municipal and police courts
| the amount OF costs allowed IN clvii
| actions shall depend uDon the amount
recovered and not upon the ad dam
mum in the writ: and the allowance
| for travel and attendance to parties
| recovering costs in municipal ana
notice courts. or before any trial jus
| tice shall be limited to three terms.
| except that the court may. for good
| and sufficient cause. order such al
| lowance for additional terms.
No costs shall accrue. be taxed or
allowed for any precent REQUIRED in
legal proceedings. whether in law or
equity unless tho same shall Issue
from and bear the Endorsement of an
at ornev at law.
The allowance for travel and at
tendance to parties recovering costs
in the surreme judicial or sunerior
courts shall be limited to two terms
and every other term NJ which trial
is had excent in addition thereto in
case a demurrer. nlea in ah9tnment.
or motion to dismiss IS filed hv the
defnndant. the prevailing party IN
such three last named proceedings
shall be allowed travel and attend
ance in such action for not exceed
ing two additional terms The court
NOV for good and sufficient cause
| order such allowance for adr'tforal
terms in a1l a"tions before 1T. No
referne shall allow costs in any rro-
ceedings in cxcess of the above pro-
visions.'-App. Mar. 81.
CHAPTER 1:3
An Act to Amend Section Twenty
nine of Chapter Thirty-three of the
Revised Statutes. as Amended by
Chapters Two Hundred and Nine
teen and Two Hundred and Forty
four of the Public Laws of Nine,
teen Hundred and Seventeen and
Chapter One Hundred and Ninety
six of the Public Laws of Nineteen
Hundred and Nineteen, Relating TO
Transportation of Fish Under Tag
without owner Accompanying the
Same.
Section twenty-nine Of chapter
thirty-three of the revised statutes
as amended by chapter two hundred
and nineteen of the public laws OF
nineteen hundred and seventeen, as
amended by chapter two hundred and
forty-four of the public laws or
nineteen hundred and seventeen and
chapter one hundred and nincty-six OF
the public laws of nineteen hundred
and nineteen. is hereby amended by
the fifteenth line thereof the words
provided. however, that ten pounds
of fish or one fish taken legally in
MoOsehead lake or in any other
waters in Piscataquis county may be
sent, as herein provided. under
transportation tag whenever the
same are legally in possession of the
I, shipper during open season on SAID