Shoso Nii v. J. Howard McGrath Attorney General, as Successor to the Allen Property Custodian
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Opinion
The petition of appellee for a rehearing is. denied.
Our decision of March 6, 1950, is ordered set aside. The judgment of the district court is reversed and the cause remanded to the district court for consideration of the issue respecting the transfer of the property, vested by the appellee, to Nii by his father on his departure for Japan or on his death, and the issue respecting the claimed right to the income therefrom upon the depositions and other evidence now-adduced and other evidence which may be procured and hereafter adduced.
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