Ford v. Stewart

Petitton eor a Re-hearcng on the part oe Fords,

October 30.

By Mr. Duncan.

' As the counsel of the Fords, and especially of James C. Ford, I cannot, after reading the opinion, rest satisfied that my duty is fully discharged, without requesting the Court to grant a re-hearing, or at least carefully to re-examine the record and the opinion given.. The opinion says, “the Chancellor shows nor refers to no precedent for the discharge of J. C. Ford, and we are not aware of any adj.udged case or authority directly applicable to that question.” That cannot be a good objection to the decree of the…