Gise v. Brooklyn Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children

On defendant’s motion to resettle our order of October 7, 1932, *853our decision of October 7, 1932 [ante, p. 800], :'s amended so as to read as follows: Order reversed upon the law and, as to the first cause of action contained in the complaint, motion granted, without costs, and judgment on the pleadings upon the first cause of action directed in avor of plaintiff and against the defendant for such sum as damages under that cause of action as the court may assess upon an application made as provided in sections 489, 490 and 491 of the Civil Practice Act, with costs. The second cause of action…