Winer v. New York Life Insurance Co.

Per Curiam. —

In this case, the Court, ex mero matu, recalled its mandate in order that it might reconsider its former opinion and decision, that it might, if it should see fit, grant a rehearing. A petition for rehearing had been filed, but it reached this Court after the fifteen-day period had elapsed.

Upon reconsideration of the case, the Court has decided to allow a rehearing on briefs, without oral argument, upon the following questions:

1. Did the bill of complaint contain equity?

2. Was this Court correct in holding in its opinion that: “The facts constituting false and untrue…