New York Court of Appeals
Michael J. Callanan v. . Keeseville…
October 11, 1910199 N.Y. 268
Summary
The Court held that by appealing an interlocutory judgment by permission a party waives further review of that judgment except for certified questions, affirmed that the rescission judgment was authorized by the evidence and findings, found the judgment consistent with the allegations, ruled that pre‑contract conversations were competent evidence, and reversed the Appellate Division’s order by modifying the interlocutory judgment to require payment for reasonable post‑commencement improvements.