Meinhard v. Youngblood

• Decision Date: 15 December 1892
• Citation: 16 S.E. 771,37 S.C. 231
• Parties: MEINHARD et al. v. YOUNGBLOOD et al.
• Court: South Carolina Supreme Court

16 S.E. 771

37 S.C. 231

MEINHARD et al. v. YOUNGBLOOD et al.

Supreme Court of South Carolina

December 15, 1892

On rehearing. Denied.

PER CURIAM.

After a careful consideration of this petition, in connection with the opinion heretofore filed in this cause, (15 S.E. Rep. 950,) we are unable to perceive that any material fact or principle of law has either been overlooked or misunderstood; for, while it may be true that every question presented by the argument may not have been specifically referred to in the opinion, yet it is clear that the principles laid down in the opinion as controlling the decision necessarily imply that all these questions were considered and determined. It is therefore ordered that the petition be dismissed, and that the stay of the remittitur heretofore granted be revoked.