Section 11-53-77 - Combining orders and decrees to save costs

It shall be the duty of the judges of the several courts to require the clerks to combine in one judgment or decree as many interlocutory or other orders as can be lawfully and conveniently done, with a view to prevent the increase of costs, and, on application of any party, to correct any incorrect bill of costs as charged and made out by a clerk.Codes, 1857, ch. 8, art. 10; 1880, § 2393; 1892, § 898; 1906, § 975; Hemingway's 1917, § 684; 1930, § 691; 1942, § 1602.