Opinion

Sharpe v. Johnston

  • 76 Mo. 660
Court
Supreme Court of Missouri
Filed
Jun 19, 1882
Status
Published
On the bench
Except, Hough, Ray
Cited by
43 cases

The opinion

On Rehearing.

Per Curiam.

*675 7. practice in sumittitur. ' *674 The opinion of this court filed on the 6th day of February, 1882, being founded upon the refusal *675 of the circuit court to give the fourteenth instruction asked by the defendant, which relates to the second count; and the plaintiff having offered, pending his motion for a rehearing to remit the damages recovered on that count, we think it in the interest of justice that he Bhould be permitted to do so. Interest reipublicae- ut sit finis litium. The motion for a rehearing will, therefore, be sustained, and a remittitur entered for the damages recovered on the second count, and the judgment will then be affirmed. We have added a few words to the original opinion in order to make it more explicit.

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