Ellis v. Butterfield

Appellants in a thorough brief supporting their petition for rehearing make two points which I believe merit mentioning. They urge convincingly that the Court uses an equity coin with both sides marked “seller.” With good reason they complain that the Court does not distinguish the rationale of Haas v. Coburn, 22 Idaho 47, 124 P. 476, and that the Court assumes that in an exercise of its equity powers, a trial court is helpless to intervene in the interests of justice and allow a redemption period.

Appellants also point out that while Howard v. Bar Bell is apparent authority for placing upon…