Allen v. Holbrook, Sheriff

139 P.2d 233, 103 Utah 599, 1943 Utah LEXIS 132
Procedural entryThis page is a short order in Allen v. Holbrook, Sheriff. Read the opinion of the Court — 103 Utah 319
Utah Supreme Court·Decided June 14, 1943·No. No. 6564.·Published

Opinion

PER CURIAM.

Eugene Grant Leonard, National Surety Company, and Joseph H. Holbrook, Sheriff of Davis County, together with his two deputies, have filed petitions for rehearing. Defendants Leonard and National Surety Company were not parties to the original appeal.

After the original opinion was written, there were inadvertently inserted in the last paragraph of said opinion after the words, “Reed Oviatt” the three words, “and their sureties.” The three words “and their sureties” should not have been a part of the opinion and they should be and are hereby stricken.

The opinion as thus modified will stand, and the petitions for rehearing and each of them are denied. Each petitioner is to stand his own costs.

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Allen v. Holbrook, Sheriff, 139 P.2d 233, 103 Utah 599, 1943 Utah LEXIS 132 (Utah 1943).

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