Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis v. Howlett

(On rehearing.) The intervenors urge that Caroline How-lett is not a “third party” in this suit; that there is a “serious inaccuracy” in the opinion; and that the testimony of these twelve witnesses discussed in the opinion is admissible.

The inaccuracy referred to consists of this statement in the opinion that Mrs. Howlett “as far back as 1919” stated to the twelve witnesses, or some of them, that the girls were the owners of the sheep; whereas it should be “as far back as 1915.” The testimony- does show it was as far back as 1915.

A reargument was ordered on this proposition only, to wit: was…