§ 5119. Perpetuating testimony of boundaries.
§ 5119. Perpetuating testimony of boundaries. Upon proceedings for perpetuating testimony of boundaries, each party shall bear the costs of the attendance and examination of witnesses produced by the party. All the other costs shall be paid by the petitioner. Code 1852, § 991; Code 1915, § 4470; Code 1935, § 4923; 10 Del. C. […]
§ 5104. Actions in name of State.
§ 5104. Actions in name of State. If final judgment is given for the defendant in a civil action, which is in the name of the State for the use of any person or corporation, judgment for costs shall be given against such person or corporation. Code 1852, § 2526; Code 1915, § 4447; Code […]
§ 5120. Fence viewers’ services.
§ 5120. Fence viewers’ services. Costs for services of fence viewers shall be paid by the party requiring the service, unless they award the same, or some part thereof, to be paid by some other party concerned. Code 1852, § 1004; Code 1915, § 4471; Code 1935, § 4924; 10 Del. C. 1953, § 5121;
§ 5105. Cases not specially provided for.
§ 5105. Cases not specially provided for. Concerning costs on petitions, motions, rules and interlocutory matters not specially provided for, the court shall make such order in each case as it deems proper. Code 1852, § 2527; Code 1915, § 4448; Code 1935, § 4906; 10 Del. C. 1953, § 5105;
§ 5106. Actions in Court of Chancery.
§ 5106. Actions in Court of Chancery. The Court of Chancery shall make such order concerning costs in every case as is agreeable to equity. Code 1852, § 2528; Code 1915, § 4449; Code 1935, § 4907; 10 Del. C. 1953, § 5106;
§ 5107. Affirmance of judgment by Supreme Court.
§ 5107. Affirmance of judgment by Supreme Court. Upon affirmance of a judgment in the Supreme Court, the costs of the defendant in error or appellee shall be added, by way of increase, to his or her costs in the first judgment, and be a part of the judgment. The amount may be stated accordingly […]
§ 5108. Proceedings out of court.
§ 5108. Proceedings out of court. In any proceeding before a judge, the Chancellor, or Vice-Chancellor, out of court, there may be allowed for the service of process or the attendance of witnesses a reasonable fee, not exceeding what is allowable for like service or attendance in proceedings before a justice of the peace. The […]
§ 5109. Cases within jurisdiction of justice of the peace brought in Superior Court.
§ 5109. Cases within jurisdiction of justice of the peace brought in Superior Court. If any person brings a suit in the Superior Court upon a cause of action cognizable before a justice of the peace under § 9301 of this title and recovers not more than $50, besides costs, such person shall not recover […]
§ 5084. Duty of sheriff upon receipt of execution.
§ 5084. Duty of sheriff upon receipt of execution. The sheriff, or other officer, receiving an execution, shall, in a docket, set down the date of receiving it; and when several executions are delivered on the same day, the docket shall show the order in which they are received. Such officer shall also endorse upon […]
§ 5085. Applicability to executions by the Court of Common Pleas or justices of the peace.
§ 5085. Applicability to executions by the Court of Common Pleas or justices of the peace. The provisions of this subchapter shall not apply to executions issued by the Court of Common Pleas or justices of the peace. Code 1852, § 2497; Code 1915, § 4414; Code 1935, § 4872; 10 Del. C. 1953, § […]