Willson v. Kuhn
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
PLEASANTS, Chief Justice.
Four or five months ago this court, after •due consideration of appellees’ motion for rehearing, and a careful re-examination of the numerous briefs and redundant record in the case, unanimously agreed that the ■motion for rehearing should be refused.
It was also understood by all the members of the court that the announcement of the judgment of the court on the motion would be withheld until the writer of the original opinion should determine whether an opinion was necessary or expedient in reply to the arguments and briefs of appel-lees in support of their motion for…
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