Shornick, Rec. v. Butler
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion
On Petition for Rehearing.
Fansler, J.
In his petition for rehearing the appellant says that this court acted under a misapprehension of facts in stating that the notes involved were to be turned over and set aside as a collateral pledge, and that all collections on the notes in question should be held as the property of the appellees for the purpose of the agreement.
In his original brief the appellant does not point out any finding of fact which is not supported by the evidence. Nevertheless, we have examined the record and find evidence to support all of the findings. The court found the…
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