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to that the Flotation ease cites the authority set forth
in the brief by the appellee which is the leading case
in the State upon the subject and has never been
modified or reversed, and which is set forth at length
in the brief of the appellee, Glenn v. Bacon, 86 Cal.
App. 58-72 (3).
It is respectfully submitted that justice will be done
and no harm encountered by the granting of a petition
for a rehearing.
Dated, San Francisco, California,
February 9, 1948.
- Doyle,
Attorney for Appellee
and Petitioner,
(Appendix Follows.)
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