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Attwood v Small; 12 Dec 1827

References: [1827] EngR 853, (1827) 2 Y & J 72, (1827) 148 ER 837 (A)
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Where a great number of exceptions were taken to an answer, and shortly before the argument the defendant submitted to answer them, in consequence of which, it was urged, that the answer was clearly evasive, and that the ordinary costs were greatly inadequate; yet the Court refused to give extra costs but reserved the consideration of them, until the hearing of the cause.
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