Antoinette Bardin and John Bardin v. Philip Mondon

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• imposing court costs on appellate counsel for his “dilatory conduct,” and expressly choosing not to impose costs on the parties
• dismissalconditioned on counsel paying opponent’s costs and fees is proper where client not responsible; unconditional dismissal vacated
• assessment of $100 against counsel who was not prepared to commence trial as ordered by the court
• all trial and appellate court costs of attorney’s own client

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).