New York Court of Appeals
Daniel B. Hatch, Respondents v. the Central National Bank, Appellant
November 11, 187978 N.Y. 487
Summary
The New York Court of Appeals held that a trial court has discretion to vacate a satisfied judgment and allow amendment of the complaint to add new causes of action, even though such amendment avoids the statute of limitations, and that an order granting that relief is not subject to appellate review. Accordingly, the appeal was dismissed.