Pacific Transport Lines, Inc. v. Territory of Hawaii

Hawaii Supreme Court

Pacific Transport Lines, Inc. v. Territory of Hawaii

43 Haw. 118, 1959 Haw. LEXIS 123

Hawaii Supreme Court·Decided January 20, 1959·No. No. 4030·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam.

Appellant’s petition for rehearing does not rest upon grounds warranting a second consideration of appellant’s briefs nor is this Court of the opinion that any point'or legal proposition involved which is material to the decision of the case has not been raised or argued by counsel on either side.

Argument upon it is not desired by any concurring justice.

The petition, being without merit, is denied.

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Per Curiam.

Appellant’s petition for rehearing does not rest upon grounds warranting a second consideration of appellant’s briefs nor is this Court of the opinion that any point'or legal proposition involved which is material to the decision of the case has not been raised or argued by counsel on either side.

Argument upon it is not desired by any concurring justice.

The petition, being without merit, is denied.

Pacific Transport Lines, Inc. v. Territory of Hawaii, 43 Haw. 118, 1959 Haw. LEXIS 123 (haw 1959).

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