24 S.E. 746 | N.C. | 1896
The opinion in this case having been filed and certified, the losing party served notice on the opposite side that on a day named he would move the court to modify the opinion by striking out the words "Indeed, the directors are liable for the injury caused by relying upon the statement issued by them, which they did not know *195 to be true, as well as when they knew it to be false," and also the concluding words of the opinion, "As said above, it is not necessary that the directors should know that such reports are false. It is their duty to know that they are true."
The respondent, in addition to replying to the motion on its merits, moves to dismiss the motion as being made contrary to the course and practice of the Court. It is true that where there is a mere inadvertence, as the entry of the conclusion, "a new trial," when the opinion showed that the proper conclusion should have been "reversed," a motion of this kind will be entertained (Summerlin (322)v. Cowles, 107, N.C. 459), or "affirmed" instead of "reversed" (Cook v. Moore,
Motion Dismissed.
Cited: S. v. Council,