This is an ajopeal from the taxation of costs by the clerk. It was objected on the taxation by the clerk, that the appellant should not be allowed costs for printing the entire case and briefs, because they were unnecessarily voluminous. It is said that the case and brief might have been condensed into comparatively few pages, and would have been, had the rules of this court in regard to the preparation of cases and briefs been observed by appellant’s counsel.
In some instances, where this court thought there was a plain disregard of the rules in respect to the printing of cases and briefs, direction has been given to the clerk in the opinion, as to the -taxation of costs for the printing. When this case was decided, no such direction waas given, and we therefore think the clerk properly taxed the costs in favor of the appellant for printing the case and brief. For, in the absence of a
By the Court. — The taxation by the clerk is affirmed.