Hayward v. Ormsbee
Wisconsin Supreme Court
MOTION TOR REHEARING. This was an action of ejectment by Thomas J. Ormsbee against Hiram Hayward for a lot in the city of Madison, the facts of which are fully stated in the former decision reported in 7 Wis., 111. It was again argued by
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court,
Cole, J.
Upon filing the opinion in this case, which is reported in 7 Wis., Ill, a motion was made for a rehearing on the part of the defendant in error, which motion was granted. The case was again argued at the last term upon its merits, and I will now proceed to state the conclusion at which we arrived upon the second argument.
It was assumed on the former argument that a motion was made in the court below, for a new trial, and that this motion was denied, and an exception duly taken. And in reversing the judgment this court proceeded upon the ground that such a motion in fact…
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