Baker v. Lenhart

Bronson, Ch. J.

(further dissenting after rehearing). Now after a rehearing and long consideration, for the reargument was had on January 16th, 1926, the majority opinion, labelled a per curiam opinion, asserts its adherence to the majority opinion of the court, formerly rendered. In this per curiam opinion, now rendered after rehearing there is discussed alone a procedural question, namely, the reason why certiorari is not the proper or appropriate remedy. At the beginning, this majority opinion states that it has reconsidered the questions involved. Of course, this statement is not quite…