SENESSE KAMARA et al, Petitioners, v. HIS HONOUR GALIMAH D. BAYSAH, Circuit Judge Presiding by Assignment in the First Judicial Circuit, Court “C,” Montserrado County, and G. C. N. TEQUAH, Stipendiary Magistrate, City of Monrovia, Respondents.

JUDGMENT WITHOUT OPINION

Decided: June 14, 1979.

In this case, Counsellor E. Wade Appleton appeared for the petitioners and Counsellor James Doe Gibson appeared for the respondents. The matter was heard, and the Justice in Chambers ruled dismissing the petition and denying issuance of the peremptory writ, from which ruling petitioners appealed to the Bench en banc.
When the case was called petitioners’ counsel filed a motion in which he stated as follows:

“. . .Petitioners having carefully read the ruling of the Chambers Justice, which is well founded in law, hereby withdraw their appeal and respectfully request Court to render judgment in such case made and provided.”
After considering the motion of withdrawal as filed by the appealing party, it is adjudged that the motion should be and the same is hereby granted, and the ruling of the Chambers Justice is ordered enforced, with costs against petitioners. The Clerk of this Court is ordered to send a mandate to the lower court commanding the judge therein to resume jurisdiction over the cause and give effect to this judgment. And it is so ordered.

NOTE: Justice Brooks-Randolph having handled this matter in Chambers did not take part, hence has not signed this judgment.