Supreme Court of New Hampshire August 13, 1875 (Upton v. Manchester)

lead-opinion

FROM HILLSBOROUGH CIRCUIT COURT. This is a claim made by the late judge of the police court in Manchester for fees in cases prosecuted by the city upon the complaints of city officers, in which no costs were paid by the respondents; and concerning which the charter of the city, before its amendment, provided that such costs should be "made up, taxed, certified, and allowed, and paid