Dayton v. Conger

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that fees from separate litigation may be recovered as special damages in an action between one of the parties to the separate litigation and the party allegedly creating the need for the litigation
• “The rule in chancery cases is that a court of equity may, as justice requires, order that costs follow the result of the suit, apportion the costs between the parties, or require all costs be paid by the prevailing party.”

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