Sager v. Hibbard

Opinion on Rehearing

The petition for rehearing calls attention to certain matters argued in appellees’ original brief which were not discussed, point by point, in the opinion of January 26, 1942. These objections were considered by the court and the determination was adverse to appellees’ contentions. In an effort to limit the decision to phases thought essential to a correct determination of the litigation, the. cause was remanded with permission to appellees to • present any admissible evidence “. .. . tending to overcome the presumptive verity which attaches to the records referred to in…