Prentice v. Rowe

(On Motions for Rehearing or to Transfer)

STONE, Presiding Judge.

The burden of defendant Rowe’s motions for rehearing or to transfer is that we did not pass on all of the questions raised by him. We add these comments that he may know that all of them were considered and that their determination, adversely to him, was inherent in our decision, although, in a vain effort to shorten our opinion, we sought to avoid prolix discussion of each sub-point.

One of Rowe’s sub-points was that “the cancellation of the employment contract (of January 11, 1955), avoided and rescinded by the parties on May 1,…