Rehearing

In Appellate Practice. A second consideration, on further argument, g^ven to a cause after decision. In Chancery Practice. A retrial of the issues; a new trial. See "New Trial." whom a thing is demanded (ii unde petitur).

Heinec.

Elem. Jur. Civ. lib.

3, tit. 17, § 841. Defendants.

In a general sense, parties to an action; litigating parties (ii quorum de re disceptaiur), including both the actor and the reus proper. Id. Parties to a contract. Id. REI INTERVENTUS (Lat.) When a party is imperfectly bound in an obligation, he may, in general, annul such imperfect obligation; but when he has permitted the opposite party to act as if his obligation or agreement were complete, such things have intervened as to deprive him of the right to rescind such obligation.. These circumstances are the rei interventus.

1 Bell, Comm. (5th Ed.) 328, 329; Burton, Man. Scot. 128.

REI TURPIS NULLUM MANDATUM est

A mandate of an illegal thing is void Dig. 17.

1. 6. 3.

REIF (Scotch; from Saxon reaf). In old Scotch law.

Robbery.

Skene ad Leg. Alexandri R. c.

2, par. 2; Cowell.