Hogan v. Bright

On rehearing. When this case was first submitted neither the transcript nor the briefs indicated that appellant’s four children were parties to the action in the trial court. With his petition for rehearing appellant tenders a supplemental transcript containing an intervention by these children, which was filed before trial but omitted from the original record, and a nunc pro tunc decree reciting the interveners’ appearance at the trial. We are asked to withdraw our first opinion and render a decision on the merits.

In some instances we may permit an amendment of the transcript on rehearing.…