Reynolds v. Dietz

Ryan, C.

There was filed in this case an opinion which was reported in 34 Neb., 265, et seq. Subsequently a rehearing was granted, and the case fully reargued and again submitted for the determination of this court. The history of the transactions out of which it arose is correctly given in the already rep >rted opinion, and need not now be reiterated. Upon a careful examination of the evidence in connection with the pleadings, we are satisfied that some very material, and, indeed, essential, facts have been overlooked. Of this nature is this statement in the opinion referred to: “ In the case…