Hoe v. Sanborn
New York Supreme Court
Motion to dismiss appeals. This action was brought by Richard M. Hoe against Jesse Sanborn. The facts involved in the present hearing are sufficiently stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtParker, J.
The appellant in his notice of appeal- states, that he appeals from the judgment in the action, and from three several orders of the Supreme Court, which he specifies. The respondent, at the last September term of the court, moved to dismiss the appeals from the orders; when the court directed the motion and the appeal to be heard together.
*191The orders thus appealed from are :
1. An order affirming an order of the special term, denying a motion for a re-taxation of costs, and to correct the judgment roll.
2. An order dismissing an appeal from an order of special term refusing a mandamus.
3. An…
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