Clow v. Brown

On Petition eor Rehearing.

Howard, C. J.

The learned counsel for appellees do not question the correctness of the conclusions *198reached by the court as to the sufficiency of the first, third, fifth, and sixth paragraphs of the complaint; but they say that, as to the fourth paragraph the opinion is erroneous. This contention is undoubtedly the result of a misapprehension of the scope and meaning of one of the concluding paragraphs of the opinion, to wit: “The insolvency of the company is the undoubted result of violations of the statute in question, ordered and assented to by appellees as…