SALEEBY BROTHERS, Lebanese Merchants, by E. G. SALEEBY, Manager, Appellants v. JOHN NASSAR and His Honor, JOSEPH P. FINDLEY,

Assigned Judge of the Circuit Court of the Sixth Judicial Circuit, Montserrado County, Appellees. JUDGMENT WITHOUT OPINION ON APPLICATION FOR WRIT OF ERROR. Decided January 20, 1966.* No appearance for appellant. C. L. Simpson, Sr., for appellees. When this case was called for hearing, appellant having failed to appear in person or by counsel, appellees moved the court to invoke Part 6 of Rule IV of the Revised Rules of this Court. After considering the application as filed, it is hereby ADJUDGED that in view of the failure of appellant to appear in person or by counsel, the application of appellees is hereby granted with costs against appellant. And the clerk of this Court is hereby ordered to send a mandate to the lower court informing it of this judgment. Given under our hands and the seal of the Supreme Court of Liberia this zoth day of January, 1966. [ Sgd.] A. DASH WILSON, SR., Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Liberia. [Sgd.] LAWRENCE E. MITCHELL, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of Liberia. [Sgd.] WILLIAM E. WARDSWORTH, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of Liberia. * Mr. Justice Harris, who took no part in this case, and Mr. Justice Simpson, who recused himself, did not sign the judgment. 307