Freund v. Yaegerman
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Missouri
In Equity. Petition by the defendant for a rehearing. For a report of the previous opinion in this case, see 26 Fed. Rep. 812.
1Opinion of the Court
Brewer, J.,
(orally.) In Freund against Yaegerman there is a petition for a rehearing. The case comes clearly within the line of the eases heretofore decided in this court, commencing with Martin v. Hausman, 14 Fed. Rep. 160, and ending with Clapp v. Nordmeyer, 25 Fed. Rep. 71. In the course of the various opinions that I have had occasion to express, I have stated fully my own views, ^nd the reasons why, in deference to the opinions of the other judges in this district, including the presiding justice, I have made those decisions. In the last, or next to the last, of those eases I stated that…
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