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State v. Beamish

Supreme Court of Louisiana
Jul 14, 1944
206 La. 579 (La. 1944)

Opinion

No. 37541.

July 14, 1944.

Proceeding by the State of Louisiana against Mrs. Mervin Sidney Beamish, when defendant makes an application for writ of certiorari and prohibition. On application for rehearing.

Application denied.

Victor Van Horn Blackwell, of Franklinton, for relator.

A. M. Wallace, of Benton, for respondent.


The petition of Mrs. Mervin Sidney Beamish, defendant-relatrix, who is applying for a rehearing, cannot be considered.

It is provided in Section 5 of Rule XII of the Rules of this Court, 191 La. xliv, that an application for a rehearing will not be considered in a case where the Court has refused to grant a writ of certiorari or other supervisory writ or rule nisi. The rule of court is applicable in all cases, even when the reason given by this Court for refusing to grant a supervisory writ or rule nisi is that the judgment or order complained of is correct, and even when this Court renders an opinion explaining why the judgment or ruling complained of is correct. Blaize v. Hayes, 204 La. 298, 15 So.2d 228.

For the reasons assigned, the application for a rehearing is denied.


Summaries of

State v. Beamish

Supreme Court of Louisiana
Jul 14, 1944
206 La. 579 (La. 1944)
Case details for

State v. Beamish

Case Details

Full title:STATE v. BEAMISH

Court:Supreme Court of Louisiana

Date published: Jul 14, 1944

Citations

206 La. 579 (La. 1944)
19 So. 2d 258

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