
    Trowbridge & Gray vs. Sharp & Sharp.
    Where two defendants appeared and pleaded by different attorneys, and a motion for judgment as in case of nonsuit was afterwards made by each, on separate papers ; held, that but one bill of costs should be allowed on granting the motion, it appearing to be a case in which the defendants must unite in the application.
    
      K. Miller, for the defendant,
    moved for judgment as in case of nonsuit for not noticing and trying the cause at the first circuit after issue joined. The defendants had appeared and pleaded by different attorneys, and two sets of papers were made and served for the motion, though it was admitted that this was a case where both defendants must unite in making the motion.
    
      1. Harris, for the plaintiff,
    said the defendants were only entitled to one bill of costs for making the motion, and to that,
   Bronson, J.

agreed, and it was ordered accordingly.  