Crimp v. McCormick Const. Co.
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
This was a suit by Eugenia Crimp, as executrix of the will of W. G. Crimp, against the McCormick Construction Company and others, to determine the rights of the parties in the assets of the corporation. The decree made by the circuit court was affirmed on appeal. 18 C. C. A. 70, 71 Fed. 356. Complainant petitioned for. a rehearing.
1Opinion of the Court
WOODS, Circuit Judge.
This petition in large part covers ground already considered, and to that extent requires no response. In so far as it goes beyond the original briefs and the-argument at the hearing, it is characterized by inaccuracy of statement, and by an uncalled-for exhibition of temper. After quoting from our opinion the proposition that Crimp’s purchase of stock was conditional, or upon an agreement to resell at the same price,, the petition says:
“Now, let us see in what sort of a hole this conclusion puts the court. We take the court at its word. It is no use to say that there is…
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