Wright v. . Wright

A motion for re-argument is made in this case upon the ground that the appellant was defeated in this court upon a question which was not argued in the courts below. In attempted support of the motion appellant correctly states certain principles applicable to the consideration of appeals. It is accurate in asserting that as general rule a party who has obtained a judgment will not be allowed in this court to sustain that judgment upon grounds which were not considered in the courts below. It is also true that a respondent will not be permitted to sustain a ruling in its favor upon some…