Central Railroad & Banking Co. v. Kent

Lumpkin, Justice.

The main case was decided July 26th, 1893. The first head-note expresses the view of it then entertained by Justice Simmons and the writer. The second headnote states the dissent of Chief Justice Bleckley to the judgment rendered. Afterwards, a motion for a rehearing was made by counsel for the defendant in error, for the purpose of asking a modification of the judgment, in so far as it directed a dismissal of the case in the court below. This motion by a unanimous judgment of the court, covered by the third and fourth head-notes, was denied September 30, 1893.

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