Travis v. Waters
1 Johns. Ch. 48, 1814 N.Y. LEXIS 193, 1814 N.Y. Misc. LEXIS 45
Opinion
The general rule is as stated by the counsel for the plaintiffs ; but a rehearing is usually granted, if there be colourable ground for the application. Even in cases of decrees for costs only, there are exceptions to the general rule ; and it is so admitted in one of the cases referred to. The facts alleged- in the petition for a rehearing, in this case, are such as to render it proper and expedient that the case should he reconsidered.
Motion granted.
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