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§ 1472 - Plaintiff's travel
§ 1472. Plaintiff's travel
In an action in favor of several plaintiffs, fees for their travel shall not be taxed but from that plaintiff's residence which is nearest the place of trial, unless the others personally attend the trial; in which case, the court shall tax such further sum for travel as is equitable.
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