Bill of Costs; Clerk's Memorandum

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February 18, 1972

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  • Case Files, Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Hardbacks. Bill of Costs; Clerk's Memorandum, 1972. 11806296-2e34-f111-88b4-7c1e527f53b4. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/5aca5897-60f2-4964-8c1b-c3cf7b457a55/bill-of-costs-clerks-memorandum. Accessed June 02, 2026.

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     [||eb705968-15a7-4832-a992-4bae16a80e14||] STATES COURT OF AP@EALS 
FOR THE FOURTH CIRCUIT 

   
BILL OF COSTS 
  

  

James E, Swann, et al.; 

Appellees, 

  

versus NO... J rede -— —a   

Charlotte~Mecklenburg Board of 
Education, et al., 

Appellants. 

The Clerk is requested to tax the following costs against = meee em =   

COURT COSTS TAXABLE UNDER RULE 39, FRAP . REQUESTED ALLOWED 
  
  

Docketing Fee 

  

Cost of Printing Record or Appendix 

  

Cost of Printing Appellant’s Brief 

  

Cost of Printing Appelled s Brief & Supplemental Appendix 
xeroxing 4, 114 pages at $. 15 per page $617110 
  

Cost of Printing Appellant’s Reply Brief 

  

  

TOTAL cussions mim mis msi wim sums msm $617} 10               
  

  

State of North Carolin ss: 

County of Mecklenburg 

1. J. LeVonne Chambers do swear that the foregoing costs 
are correct and were necessarily incurred in this action. A copy was this day mailed to opposing counsel. 

  

  

(Signature) 

Attorney for Appellees 

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of February 
AD, 1972 : at Charlotte, North Carolina 

  

Notary Public 

 



CLERK'S MEMORANDUM 4 

  

FEB 16 1972 Enclosed is a copy of the opinion. Judgment wasenteredon ________~ T= _____. 

Counsel desiring to tax costs against the unsuccessful party under Rule 39, FRAP, is 

requested to furnish an itemized statement from the printer showing the actual cost per 

page for reproducing the brief and appendix. 

SAMUEL W. PHILLIPS, Clerk 

Rule 39. 

COSTS 

(a) To Whom Allowed. Except as otherwise provided by law, 
if an appeal is dismissed, costs shall be taxed against the appel- 
lant unless otherwise agreed by the parties or ordered by the 
court; if a judgment is affirmed, costs shall be ‘taxed against 

the appellant unless otherwise ordered; if a judgment is re- 

versed, costs shall be taxed against the appellee unless other- 

wise ordered; if a judgment is affirmed or reversed in part, or 

is vacated, costs shall be allowed only as ordered by the court. 

(b) Costs For and Against the United States. In cases involv- 
ing the United States or an agency or officer thereof, if an 

award of costs against the United States is authorized by law, 

costs shall be awarded in accordance with the provisions of sub- 
division (a) ; otherwise, costs shall not be awarded for or against 

the United States. : 

(c) Costs of Briefs, Appendices, and Copies of Records. The 

cost of printing or otherwise producing necessary copies of briefs, 
appendices, or copies of records authorized by Rule 30(f) shall 

be taxable in the court of appeals at rates not higher than those 
generally charged for such work in the area where the clerk’s 

office is located. A party who desires such costs to be taxed shall 

state them in an itemized and verified bill of costs which he shall 
file with the clerk, with proof of service, within 1} days after the 
entry of judgment 

(d) Clerk to Insert Costs in Mandate. The clerk shall prepare 
and certify an itemized statement of costs taxed in the court of 
appeals for insertion in the mandate. If the mandate has been 
issued before final determination of costs, the statement, or any 

amendment thereof, may be added to the mandate at any time 

upon request of the clerk of the court of appeals. 

(¢) Costs on Appeal Taxable in the District Courts. Costs in- 

curred in the preparation and transmission of the record, the 
cost of the reporter’s transcript, if necessary for the determina- 

tion of the appeal, the premiums paid for cost of supersedeas 
bonds or other bonds to preserve rights pending appeal, and the 
fee for filing the notice of appeal shall be taxed in the district 
court as costs of the appeal in favor of the party entitled to costs 
under this rule. 

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