Glenn v. Garth

This is a motion for a reargument, made long after the entry of judgment on the remittitur and when we have lost jurisdiction of the case; suggesting no point overlooked; citing no new and pertinent authority, but stoutly and vigorously insisting that the court has gone astray, and that its decision is unsound. We are expected to ask for a return of the remittitur and seek in that manner to retrace our steps and correct an error alleged to be dangerous. Ordinarily, no- more than this would need to be said to justify a denial of the motion; but the case itself is both important and peculiar,…