The p^rty is not entitled to counsel fees for witnesses called before the master, and I doubt whether he is entitled to fees for witnesses called before the special examiner. Testimony taken before a special examiner is not in the nature of depositions taken at different places where a party may be compelled to go, and I will allow nothing of the kind. I think it is outside of the fee-bill, and outside of the reason of it. The party has to appear and conduct the case before the special examiner who is appointed therefor, and
Strauss v. Meyer
22 F. 467 | U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Missouri | 1884
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