99 N.Y.S. 746 | N.Y. Sup. Ct. | 1906
The plaintiffs have appealed from the action of the clerk in refusing to allow an item of $138.25 paid by them for a copy of the stenographer’s minutes. The minutes were obtained after the trial was over, but before the decision was rendered and before the briefs were submitted. The _ laintiffs’ counsel makes an affidavit that he procured the minutes for the purpose of preparing amendment's to the case on appeal; that he does not usually order a copy of the minutes in actions against the elevated railroad, but that this was an exceptional case involving a question on which he knew that one side or the other would appeal. The defendants concede that in this department the. rule is to allow the taxation of the amount spent to procure a copy of the stenographer’s minutes for use in preparing ■ amendments to the proposed case (Ridabock v. Metropolitan El. R. Co., 8 App. Div. 309), but insists that here the minutes
Motion granted, with ten dollars costs.