Opinion · Tennessee Supreme Court

De Saussure v. Hall

5 McCanless 164

Type
Opinion
Court
Tennessee Supreme Court
Jurisdiction
Tennessee
Date
1956-12-07
Topic
general

*165On Petition to Rehear Mr. Justice SwepstoN delivered the opinion of the Court. In this case we concurred in the result of the opinion of the Court of Appeals hut denied certiorari. We now have this petition to rehear on behalf of Dr. De Saussure in which it is stated that in view of the fact that this case will have to be retried, there are certain questions of admissibility of evidence which this Court should decide for guidance on the retrial of the case.

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*165 On Petition to Rehear

Mr. Justice SwepstoN

delivered the opinion of the Court.

In this case we concurred in the result of the opinion of the Court of Appeals hut denied certiorari. We now have this petition to rehear on behalf of Dr. De Saussure in which it is stated that in view of the fact that this case will have to be retried, there are certain questions of admissibility of evidence which this Court should decide for guidance on the retrial of the case.

In view of the fact that this Court did not take jurisdiction of the matter, nny opinion that we might express would be an advisory opinion which we are not authorized to give. Crane Enamelware Co. v. Smith, 168 Tenn. 203, 76 S.W.2d 644; Kendall Oil Co. v. Payne, 200 Tenn. 600, 293 S.W.2d 43, an opinion of this-Court announced July 20, 1956.