Legal Opinion

Horn v. Gartman

Supreme Court of Florida

Decided January 15, 1847PublishedCited by 6 opinions

This cause was argued and decided at the last Term of this Court, but was again brought before the Court at its present Term by a petition for a re-hearing, filed on the 18th Feb.. 1846, after the adjournment of the Court, but within fifteen days after the decision of the case was pronounced;

1Opinion of the Court

Macrae, Justice;

This is a petition for a re-hearing of this cause, which has beets filed since the last term of this Court, and the question arises whether this application can be entertained in view of the 24th Rule' of this Court, which provides that “ re-hearings must be applied for by petition in writing within fifteen days after the judgment or decree/7 and that “ the Court will consider the petition without argument,’7 &c. This rule is analagous to that which regulates motions for new trials which requires that every such motion shall be made within the Term at which the cause has been…

2Cited by6 opinions

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