I  2260.  [Am'd,  1882.]    Amount  of  costs  |  how  eolleotod-

Costs,  when  allowed,  and  the  fees  of  officers,  except  where  a
fee  is  specially  given  in  chapter  twenty-one  of  this  act,  must  be
at  the  rate  allowed  by  law  in  an  action  in  a  justice's  court,  [  J
and  are  limited  in  like  manner;  unless  the  application  is  founded
upon  an  allegation  of  forcible  entry  or  forcible  holding  out;  in
which  case,  the  judge  or  justice  may  award  to  the  successful
party  a  fixed  sum  as  costs,  not  exceeding  fifty  dollars,  in  addition
to  his  disbursements.  If  the  final  order  is  made  by  a  county
judge,  or  a  special  county  judge,  or  by  a  mayor  or  recorder,  an
execution  to  collect  the  costjs  may  be  issued  thereupon  as  if  it
was  a  judgment  of  a  justice  of  the  peace  of  the  same  city  or
county;  and  for  that  purpose  the  officer  takes  the  place  of  a  jus-
tice of  the  peace.  In  every  otlior  case  [  ]  an  execution  may  be
issued  to  coll<»ct  the  costs  awarded  thereby  [  ]  as  if  the  final
order  was  a  judgment,  rendered  in  the  court,  of  which  the  judge
or  justice  is  the  presiding  officer.
Id.,  II  12,  13,  22  and  part  of  |  61,  am'd  and  conaolldated.
I  2251.  [Am'd,  1882.]    "WarrtLUt  to  dlMposNess  defendant.
