Hi-Pro Fish Products, Inc. v. Robert Y. McClure

On Motion for Rehearing.

From the record before us and the memorandum opinion of the District Court, found at 224 F.Supp. 485, conduct of appellee is revealed which we consider to be tantamount to proof of fraud appearing on the face of the record in this case.

However, it is not clear from this record that such issue of fraud can, as a matter of law, be made applicable to each of claims of indebtedness for which appellant here seeks recovery.

Appellee, by his motion for rehearing, suggests that “remand” of this case be now made so that “the Trial Judge” be allow (ed) to make specific findings…