Summary
In Franey v. Smith (126 N.Y. 658) the Court of Appeals said that, "under section 3238 of the Code, this court had the power, upon the reversal of the judgment and granting a new trial, in its discretion, to provide that the costs should abide the event, or to award them absolutely to either party."
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Argued April 27, 1891
Decided May 5, 1891
Arthur More for motion.
A.A. White opposed.
Per curiam opinion for denial of motion.
All concur.
Motion denied.