Hurley v. Knudsen

Hawaii Supreme Court
Hurley v. Knudsen, 30 Haw. 911 (Haw. 1929)
1929 Haw. LEXIS 49
Curium, Perry, Banks, Parsons

Hurley v. Knudsen

Opinion of the Court

Per Curium.

The petition for rehearing herein is based upon the grounds that this court has “overlooked matters decisive of the case and duly argued and submitted, and has also based its opinion on mistakes of fact material to the decision of the case.” Then follows, *912 after a videlicet, thirteen numbered paragraphs setting forth the alleged mistakes of fact relied upon. The matters thus set forth were fully argued in briefs and orally upon the original submission and present nothing that has not already had the full attention of the court. The petition is denied without argument under the rule.

L. A. Dickey for the petition.

Reference

Full Case Name
In the Matter of the Application of P. F. Hurley, Et Al., for a Writ of Quo Warranto Against Eric A. Knudsen
Status
Published