Summary
In Granger v. Craig (85 N.Y. 619) it is said: "The Code, however, does not abridge the power that the Supreme Court has always had over its own judgments, to correct mistakes in them, to vacate them for irregularity, to stay proceedings on them for such time and on such terms as to the court seem proper."
Summary of this case from Mossein v. Empire State Surety Co.Opinion
Argued April 19, 1881
Decided May 3, 1881
J.M. Dunning for appellant.
W.F. Cogswell for respondents.
Per Curiam opinion for dismissal of appeal.
All concur.
Appeal dismissed.