CAUSES in which the decisions contained in these Reports have been passed upon by the Court of Appeals. HUN, VOL. BOWDITCH v. AYRAULT...... Judgment reversed: 138 N. Y. 16. DE LANCEY . PIEPGRAS... Judgment modified by inserting therein the proviso and reservation con- Judgment modified by striking out all costs included therein of the former Order of General Term affirmed: 138 N. Y. 252. MATTER OF BAIRD. MATTER OF BLEWITT.. PAGE. 23 Order affirmed: 138 N. Y. 148. MATTER OF MCLEAN.... Order affirmed: 138 N. Y. 158. MOULTON . CORNISH.. Judgment reversed, a new trial granted if plaintiff elects within sixty days after filing the remittitur in the court below to proceed with the action, and applies for leave to amend by bringing in the necessary parties. If such leave is not applied for or granted, the complaint is dismissed, with costs in this court and in all courts; if leave to amend is granted, costs in this court to abide the determination of the Supreme Court as to the conditions upon which leave to amend may be granted: 138 N. Y. 133. PEOPLE EX REL. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY v. WEMPLE.... 65 Order affirmed: 138 N. Y. 1. 252 The attention of the profession is called to the fact that the Court of Appeals in many cases decide an appeal upon other grounds than those stated in the opinion of the court below. The affirmance or reversal of the judgment of the General Term does not necessarily show that the Court of Appeals concurred in, or dissented from, the statements contained in the opinion of the Supreme Court.- [REP. |