Longley v. Plummer

KEITH, Justice.

Appellant’s able counsel, true to the traditions of a loyal advocate, takes us to task in the motion for rehearing. The first challenge to our opinion is expressed in this manner:

“On page three of the Court’s opinion it states ‘The appeal is taken from the third judgment . . . .’ This is not correct. The appeal was from the second judgment . . . .”1

Since appellant’s position has now been stated and restated in such manner that it cannot be misconstrued, we withdraw our former opinion filed on March 24,1977, and now enter judgment dismissing the appeal for want of jurisdiction.

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