Hewitt v. Dean
California Supreme Court Jun 25, 1891 No. No. 14,011Published
Synopsis
Judgment of Department—Rehearing in Bank.—A motion before one department of the supreme court, to set aside a sale of real property, will be dismissed, without prejudice to its renewal, where the judgment of that department on which it rests has been set aside, and a hearing in bank ordered.
PER CURIAM. This cause is pending before this department upon a motion to set aside the sale of certain real property; but as the judgment in this court upon which said motion rests has been set aside, and a hearing in bank ordered, the motion is dismissed without prejudice to its renewal, if the circumstances, under which it was made again occur.
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