Reports of Cases Heard and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of New York

HUN, VOL.

PEOPLE EX REL. CORNELL UNIVERSITY v. DAVENPORT
Order of General Term modified so as to direct the comptroller to issue his
warrant for the payment to the university of all the interest from the
investment remaining in his hands up to the amount of the $25,000
appropriated in each year, respectively. If the amount is not agreed
upon, the order can be settled on motion: 117 N. Y. 549.
PEOPLE EX REL. THE TROY UNION R. R. Co. v. CARTER.
Judgment affirmed: 117 N. Y. 625.

REED v. CRUIKSHANK

(Kearney v. Cruikshank, in Court of Appeals.)

Judgment of General Term reversed, and judgment ordered for defendant on submission, with costs: 117 N. Y. 95.

SLATTERY v. SCHWANNECKE.

Order affirmed and judgment absolute against appellants, with costs: 118 N. Y. 543.

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Plaintiff may, within twenty days, stipulate to reduce the judgment in the
sum indicated, and if such stipulation is filed, the judgment so reduced
will be affirmed, without costs in this court to either party; but if not
filed the judgment should be reversed and a new trial granted, with costs
to abide the event: 118 N. Y. 297.
VAIL. VAIL..

Orders of General and Special Terms reversed and motion granted, with
costs to the appellant of appeal to the General Term and to Court of
Appeals, and ten dollars costs of the motion: 117 N. Y. 439.
WRIGHT v. MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.

Judgment affirmed: 118 N. Y. 672.

The attention of the profession is called to the fact that the Court of Appeals in many cases decide an appeal upon other grounds than those stated in the opinion of the court below.

The affirmance or reversal of the judgment of the General Term does not necessarily show that the Court of Appeals concurred in, or dissented from, the statements contained in the opinion of the Supreme Court.- [REP.