Hawaii Supreme Court August 19, 1942, No. 2504. (Godbold v. Manibog)

Per Curiam.

The appellee moves for a rehearing on the ground that the question of estoppel was decided by this court upon a legal proposition, material to the decision, which was not raised or argued by counsel on either side, namely that “the doctrine of estoppel is not applied to the extent of impairing sovereign powers of a state, such as it exercises, for example, in the enactment and