(Court of Appeals,
Filed December 22, 1891.)
Appeal—Jurisdiction op court op appeals.
Plaintiff contracted to do tlie glazing in eight houses for $875, did the work and filed a mechanic's lien. Prior to the filing all the houses had been sold except three. In an action to foreclose his lien plaintiff recovered for the glazing done on the three houses, $314. Held, that the amount involved was insufficient to give this court jurisdiction of the appeal.
Appeal from judgment of the supreme court, general term, second department, affirming judgment for $314 in favor of plaintiff, for a balance due upon a contract for glazing, amounting to $875, for which plaintiff had a mechanic’s lien upon eight houses, upon the foreclosure of which said judgment was obtained.
Horace Graves, for app’lts; William J. Gaynor, for resp’t
The amount involved in this controversy is insufficient to give this court jurisdiction of the appeal.
The damages awarded against the appellants were but little over $300 and fall short of the- amount authorizing an appeal to this court.
The appeal should, therefore, be dismissed, with costs.
All concur.
41 N.Y. St. Rptr. 649
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