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No. 8827402
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Hallowell v. United States
No. 8827402 · Decided June 6, 1919
No. 8827402·Ninth Circuit · 1919·
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Case Details
Court
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Decided
June 6, 1919
Citation
No. 8827402
Disposition
See opinion text.
Full Opinion
PER CURIAM. A rehearing of the above-entitled cause was ordered, for the reason that one of the judges before whom the argument was made was disqualified, in that he had signed and allowed the bill of exceptions. Upon the rehearing of the case no reason is perceived for departing from the decision heretofore rendered by this court. All of the points in the case have been covered by the opinion heretofore filed. The judgment is therefore affirmed.
Plain English Summary
A rehearing of the above-entitled cause was ordered, for the reason that one of the judges before whom the argument was made was disqualified, in that he had signed and allowed the bill of exceptions.
Key Points
01A rehearing of the above-entitled cause was ordered, for the reason that one of the judges before whom the argument was made was disqualified, in that he had signed and allowed the bill of exceptions.
02Upon the rehearing of the case no reason is perceived for departing from the decision heretofore rendered by this court.
03All of the points in the case have been covered by the opinion heretofore filed.
04
Frequently Asked Questions
A rehearing of the above-entitled cause was ordered, for the reason that one of the judges before whom the argument was made was disqualified, in that he had signed and allowed the bill of exceptions.
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This case was decided on June 6, 1919.
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