Opinion
February Term, 1897.
Present — Van Brunt, P.J., Barrett, Rumsey, Williams and Patterson, JJ.
Motion granted. —
In view of the magnitude of the interests involved, and of the fact that the main questions may be determined upon the appeal from the order of this court, the motion to certify certain questions of law to the Court of Appeals is granted. The questions presented in the notice of motion do not seem to entirely embrace the real issues, and the parties may present upon notice the questions which in their opinion ought to be certified, or suggest such amendments to the questions proposed by their opponents as they may be advised, and the court will thereupon settle the same. If the defendant desires to propose any amendment to the order submitted by the plaintiffs it should be done at once, notice thereof being given to the plaintiffs.