¶1The court gave no written opinion; but ordered “ that the appellants, within 20 days, submit to the respondent such statement of facts as, in their opinion, the general term actually found on the hearing of the appeal, and the respondent prepare and serve amendments thereto; and if the amendments are not agreed to, the same shall be settled by one of the justices of this court.
11 How. Pr. 134
Mills v. Thursby
Decided June 19, 1855
New York Supreme Court · decided 1855-06-19
Before Mitchell, Cowles and Clerke, Justices. Judgment having been entered in this action on the report of the referees, made since the amendments of the Code of July 10, 1851, the defendant appealed to the general term, and the judgment was modified as to costs, and permission given to the appellants to apply at special term for leave to have certain matters referred to the referees for rehearing. This decision is reported ante, page 116.
Decided 1855-06-19