Ex Parte Leachman

ON MOTION FOR REHEARING.

HAWKINS, Presiding Judge.

Upon original submission of this cause it was stressed in oral argument that the purported judgment under which relator was held was a “floating” judgment, in that it was not to become final except upon the happening of a subsequent contingency. The appeal was disposed of upon that question. In his motion for rehearing it is made clear that the purported judgment was not only attacked upon the point mentioned, but also upon the proposition that it was in fact no judgment at all. We now address ourselves to that question.

The only thing claimed…