Cases on Civil Procedure: Selected and Annotated, Teil 8Bobbs-Merrill, 1915 |
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... rehearing with full discretionary power to receive further evidence on questions of fact ; and to give any judgment or make any order which ought to have been made or to grant a new trial . Appeals are brought in a summary way and no ...
... rehearing with full discretionary power to receive further evidence on questions of fact ; and to give any judgment or make any order which ought to have been made or to grant a new trial . Appeals are brought in a summary way and no ...
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... rehearing on the facts as well as law . The weight of opinion is that while proceedings in error may suspend the execution of a judgment , the latter may , until reversed , be given in evidence in support of a plea of res judicata . Doe ...
... rehearing on the facts as well as law . The weight of opinion is that while proceedings in error may suspend the execution of a judgment , the latter may , until reversed , be given in evidence in support of a plea of res judicata . Doe ...
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... rehearing is allowed , unless for the purpose of correcting mistakes in the form of the decree . In the Supreme Court of the United States , no rehearing of a case once decided is granted , nor even an argument permitted upon the ...
... rehearing is allowed , unless for the purpose of correcting mistakes in the form of the decree . In the Supreme Court of the United States , no rehearing of a case once decided is granted , nor even an argument permitted upon the ...
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... rehearing . In cases of applications for a rehearing on the ground of a supposed error of the full court , it has been the practice , for many years , not to treat them as having any standing as a part of the legal procedure in the case ...
... rehearing . In cases of applications for a rehearing on the ground of a supposed error of the full court , it has been the practice , for many years , not to treat them as having any standing as a part of the legal procedure in the case ...
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... rehearing.1 HILL , C. J .: Appellant insists , in motion for rehearing , that the judgment of the court should have been for a dismissal instead of remanding for a new trial , because it alleges there was undis- puted evidence of a ...
... rehearing.1 HILL , C. J .: Appellant insists , in motion for rehearing , that the judgment of the court should have been for a dismissal instead of remanding for a new trial , because it alleges there was undis- puted evidence of a ...
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