Barrett v. Whitmore

Potter, Chief Justice.

Counsel who appeared as amicus curiae in this case, having formerly been counsel for the deceased administrator of the estate involved, has filed a petition for rehearing. As held by this court in Burns v. State, 25 Wyo. 491, 503, 173 Pac. 785, 786 “the petitioner, not being a party to the cause, and ashing to appear only as amicus curiae, is not entitled to file a petition for a rehearing, at least without the consent of the parties.” If such a consent would confer a right to file the petition, none is here shown, nor has any party to the cause filed a petition for…