Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York February 22, 1962 (City of Jamestown v. Sfetko)

Per Curiam.

“ There is no provision in the Condemnation Law for an appeal from a preliminary judgment of condemnation in favor of the plaintiff. Defendant’s remedy is to wait and appeal from the final order confirming the report of the commissioners, and bring up the interlocutory judgment upon that appeal.