Elliott v. Pontius

On Petition for a Rehearing.

McCabe, J.

Appellants present a single ground on which they ask a rehearing, or, rather, a modification of the opinion and mandate. They insist that there ought *649to be a reversal, because the evidence clearly proved, without conflict, that the appellees were indebted to the appellants in the several sums stated in the complaint, and to that extent they ask a reversal, so as to allow them to recover their several claims against appellants. And that, of course, must be by several and separate judgments in favor of the appellants, against the appellees.

The complaint was…