Corbett v. Lincoln Savings & Loan Ass'n

ON MOTION FOR REHEARING.

To the end of showing that we have erred in construing the statute involved in this case, the defendant, on motion for rehearing, has reargued with much earnestness the propositions presented in its original brief. We are not convinced, however, that our Legislature intended, in the enactment of this statute, to vest in a mere ministerial officer, or appointee, having no judicial powers, and to whom judicial powers may not be lawfully granted or delegated, the power to preclude a private citizen from resorting to the courts for the protection of his private property…