Court Opinion

ID: 9847503
Source: CourtListenerOpinion
Date Created: 2023-09-24 04:01:01.151064+00
Date Added: 2024-06-11T09:17:18.448370
License: Public Domain

On Motion for Rehearing.
Per curiam.
On motion for rehearing the point is made that in establishing the three rules laid down in the original opinion, and by saying that these three rules are not in conflict with prior decisions of this court, we have overlooked six decisions of this court that are cited by Movant. We respond by saying that the Movant has *307overlooked the fact that the three rules established in the original opinion are only applicable to fact situations where a check is received and retained by the claimant-creditor but "not cashed.” In none of the six cases cited in Division 5 of the motion was a check received and retained but "not cashed.” Therefore, the rules laid down in the original opinion in this case would not have been applicable in those six cases.
Also, in the original opinion we held as plainly as we knew how to hold that on the basis of the evidence contained in the record in this case a judgment as a matter of law was not demanded for either party. We held that the instant case fell under the third rule; and under the third rule whether an accord and satisfaction was effected by the conduct of the parties was an issue of fact for determination by a jury.

Rehearing denied.