43 N.Y.S. 216 | N.Y. App. Div. | 1897
The defendant appeals from so much of an order as denied its motion to vacate an order .allowing the plaintiff to sue in forma pauperis, and also from so much of the order as denied its- motion to require the plaintiff to furnish security for costs. The plaintiff appeals from the whole of the order, but evidently intended only to bring up for review so much of the order as granted the defendant’s motion for a stay of proceedings of this action until certain costs of a prior action between the same parties were paid to the defendant.
It is unimportant to consider the plaintiff’s appeal or the question arising on the defendant’s appeal respecting the refusal of the court below to require the plaintiff to furnish security for costs. The application for leave to sue in forma pantperis was made to the court below on the 12th day of October, 1896, and leave to sue was.
The order granting leave to sue as a poor person should, therefore, have been vacated, and the defendant’s appeal must prevail and the order be reversed, with costs, and the motion to vacate be granted, with costs, and the appeal of the plaintiff dismissed, with ten dollars costs.
Van Brunt, P. J., Barrett, Rumsey and Williams, JJ., concurred.
Plaintiff’s appeal dismissed, with ten dollars costs. On defendant’s appeal order reversed, with ten dollars costs and disbursements, and motion to vacate order, granting plaintiff leave to sue informa jpaujperis, granted, with ten dollars costs.