Zylstra v. Graham

On Rehearing.

North, C. J.

The facts pertinent to this case are given in Zylstra v. Graham, 244 Mich. 319. Nine reasons are assigned in appellant’s brief in support of the motion for a rehearing. In so far as these reasons are covered by the assignments of error, no question is presented which was not given consideration when the case was originally decided. But in fairness to counsel it should be conceded that some of such questions were not discussed in detail in the original opinion. The necessity of keeping the volume of reports within reasonable bounds renders it impossible to discuss each…