Garrett v. Reid-Cashion Land & Cattle Company

The appellee has moved for a rehearing. The only point made by motion that we believe merits attention is as to whether the judgment we directed is proper.

On the main questions of law and our disposition of them we are satisfied. We can see no profit in re-arguing or restating them.

After citing the order of remand, as found in our opinion, the motion for rehearing proceeds:

“ ... It is evident that there must be a modification of the order of the court quoted above, inasmuch as one of the main questions in this case, i. e., whether or not the adult plaintiffs were mistaken as to their legal…