New York Supreme Court October 15, 1815 (Richard v. Walton)

Per Curiam.

The rule of affirming: in part, .and reversing int ' h .. ■ X if*. : , ,• ■ part, does not apply to cases of this kind; (8 Johns. Rep. 566.) -be qotie where the judgments are distinct^ as ifi cases of damageSf and costs, in which the judgment may be /reversed as to one, and affirmed as to the otherj, but where the judgment is entire, there must be a total affirmance, or reversal.