Winslow v. Prince , 5 Me. 264 ( 1828 )

But the Court

did not sustain the claim, observing that the provision in the'statute was general and unqualified, extending to all the costs in every suit where the condition was complied with; and that as the action tried at the bar of this court, after the reversal of the former judgment, wras the samé which had been tried before the justice, the exemption attached itself to it as well in one stage as in another.