Court Opinion

ID: 9833342
Source: CourtListenerOpinion
Date Created: 2023-09-01 22:38:07.483697+00
Date Added: 2024-06-11T07:44:01.703481
License: Public Domain

On Motion for Rehearing.
In the motion for rehearing by appellee in this cause it is insisted that the $75, one of the items on account of which the cause was reversed, was in reality deducted by the trial court in the rendition of the judgment. On a more patient analysis of this matter we think this position is sustained.
The appellee’s argument in its brief under the first, second, and third propositions to the second and third assignments of error gives the process, though rather complicated, in arriving at the amount of the judgment actually rendered by the court, and by that process, which we are now inclined to think is correct, the sum of $75 is excluded from, instead of being added to, said judgment. However, as to the $240 found by the jury to be the value of the spoiled ensilage, for the reasons given in the original opinion, we still think the trial court committed error.
The motion is granted to the extent indicated, but is overruled on account of the error permitting the recovery for the $240, and the order of this court reversing and remanding the judgment of the lower court will stand, except as modified, with the condition that, if the appellee remits the said amount of $240 within ten days from this date, the cause will be affirmed.