Smith v. . Moore
Supreme Court of North Carolina
PbtitioN to rehear, and motion for new trial for newly discovered evidence in this case, reported in 149 N. C., 185.
1Opinion of the Court
Clark, C. T.
After the opinion in this ease bad been certified down, the defendants filed a petition here to rehear, and a motion for new trial for newly discovered evidence.
A petition to rehear rests upon alleged error in the opinion, and requires, before it is docketed for consideration by the Court, the approval of one or more Justices, to whom it is submitted by the petition. Rule 53. This approval the two Justices to whom the petition was referred have felt impelled to decline.
A motion for a new trial for newly discovered evidence is a matter for the full Court,’ like all other motions.…
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