...department where the appellate division allows the same, and certifies that one or more questions of law have arisen which, in its opinion, ought to be reviewed by the court of appeals, in which case the appeal brings up for review the question or questions so certified, and no other;...

...department where the appellate division allows the same, and certifies that one or more questions of law have arisen which, in its opinion, ought to be reviewed by the court of appeals, in which case the appeal brings up for review the question or questions so certified, and no other;...

...The, Appellate Division in any department may, hoirever, allow an appeal upon any question of ¿aw which, in its opinion, ought to be reviewed by the Court of Appeals. The Legislature may further restrict the jurisdiction of the Court of Apireáis and the right of appeal...

...them. The Appellate Division in >any department may, however, allow an appeal upon any question of law which, in its opinion, ought to be reviewed by the Court of Appeals. The Legislature may further restrict the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals and the right of appeal...

...them. The Appellate Division in any department may, however, allow an appeal upon any question of /s/w which, in its opinion, ought to be reviewed by the Court of Appeala. The Legistature may further restrict the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals and. the right...

...department where tbe appellate division allows the same, and certifies that one or more questions of law have arisen which, in its opinion, ought to be reviewed by the- court of appeals, in which case the appeal brings tip for review the question or questions so certified, and up other;...

...them. The appellate division in any department may, however, allow an appeal upon any question of law h 4 The provisions of this section shall not apply to orders made or judgments rendered by any general...

...Court, where the Appellate Division allows the same, and certifies that one or more questions of law have arisen which, in its opinion, ought to be reviewed by the Court of Appeals, and it expressly provides that in such a case the appeal brings up for review the question or questions...

...questions of law. The Appellate Division, in any department, may allow an appeal upon any question of law which, in its opinion, ought to be reviewed by the Court of Appeals. The Constitution also says, " No unanimous decision of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court,...

...order as follows : " Ordered, that this court certifies that a question of law has arisen in this case which, in its opinion, ought to be reviewed by the Court of Appeals." It was further ordered that the defendant might appeal to the Court of Appeals from the order and judgment....