....premises, and such commissioners shall be allowed a reasonable sum for their services and expenses, to be fixed by the court, and taxed in the bill of costs. APPROVED June 27, 1923. COSTS. § 1. Amends section 40, Act of 1874. § 40. Apportionment. (HOUSE BILL...

...appointed to make a sale 01 personal property held in common, shall receive for their services a sum to be fixed by the Court and taxed in the bill of fees and costs, all of which shall be paifl by the parties in such manner as the Court may decree....

...sheriff or other person appointed to make a sale * * * shall be entitled to compensation for his services to be fixed by the court and taxed in the bill of costs against the defendant in such action where the court shall find that such defendant unreasonably refused...

...appointed to make a sale of personal property held in common, shall receive for their services a sum to be fixed by the court and taxed in the bill of fees and costs, all of which shall be paid by the parties in such manner as the court may decree. {...

...costs of suit ; and he shall, moreover, be allowed a reasonable sum for his charges as such guardian, to be fixed by the court, and taxed in the bill of costs, TR S. 1815, p. 99, 847; Chambers v. Jones. 72 III. 275; Hickenbotham v. Blackledge, 54 111. 318 ; McDennaid...

...case, and may allow him reasonable compensation, not to exceed 20 cents per 100 words for this service, to be fixed by the court and taxed In the bill of cost. The amount allowed does not exceed that authorized by the statute, and the bill was approved...

...other competent person to take down the testimony. Reasonable compensation, not to exceed 20 cents per hundred words, shall be allowed such stenographer,...causes. On account of the lack of provision for a per diem compensation for stenographers there are no regular official reporters in Texas, stenographers...

...costs of suit; and he shall, moreover, be allowed a reasonable sum for his charges as such guardian, to be fixed by the court, and taxed in the bill of costs." We do not think that the statute contemplates the taxation as costs, not only of the guardian's charges,...

...pay costs of suit, and he shall moreover be allowed a reasonable sum for his charges as such guardian to be fixed by the court, and taxed in the bill of costs." In refusing to make an allowance to the guardian for the exptnses of his attorney and the expert witnesses...

...other costs in the case. Article 1290 provides: "Reasonable compensation, not to exceed twenty cents per hundred words, shall be allowed such stenographer, to be fixed by the conrt and taxed in the bill of costs.'1 Article 1421 provides: "The successful party to a suit shall...