Davis v. Morris

On Second Motion for Rehearing and for Reformation of Judgment.

Appellant contends, for the first time in this case, by a second motion for rehearing and to reform the judgment, that fundamental error is apparent of record, in that the trial court rendered judgment for appellee for 6 per cent. interest from the date of his cause of action until the date of judgment, in absence of a finding of the jury impaneled in said case for such damages.

Appellant admits that this is the first time that he has raised the question in any manner, due to an oversight. Appellee insists that we should not…