Brown v. Purdy

New York Court of Appeals

Brown v. Purdy

16 N.Y. St. Rep. 997

New York Court of Appeals·Decided June 26, 1888·Published

Opinion

Ordered that appellant have leave to withdraw his appeal on payment of thirty dollars costs and such disbursements as respondent may show they have incurred in this court in connection with their appeal within twenty days of the notice of the entry of this order; otherwise, in default of such payment [998]*998the defendants may take an order affirming the order appealed from and directing the entry of judgment absolute on applicant’s stipulation.

See 8 N. Y. State Rep.. 143.

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Ordered that appellant have leave to withdraw his appeal on payment of thirty dollars costs and such disbursements as respondent may show they have incurred in this court in connection with their appeal within twenty days of the notice of the entry of this order; otherwise, in default of such payment [998]*998the defendants may take an order affirming the order appealed from and directing the entry of judgment absolute on applicant’s stipulation.

See 8 N. Y. State Rep.. 143.

Brown v. Purdy, 16 N.Y. St. Rep. 997 (N.Y. 1888).

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