Castle v. Irwin
Hawaii Supreme Court
Petition nor Rehearing-.
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT BY
COKE, C. J.
The petitioners W. R. Castle, Lorrin A. Thurston and Alfred L. Castle, trustees under the will of James B. Castle, deceased, have interposed a motion for a rehearing of the above entitled cause. The petition is based upon two specific grounds, namely, “That there is error in declaring that the petitioners are not entitled to be heard in the supreme court in that Act 45, Session Laws of Hawaii, 1919, expressly provides that the petitioners shall have a right to be heard,” etc., and “That there was error in holding that there was only a moot question to be…
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