· 7/17/1985
Allgood v. Allgood
Citations
- 473 So. 2d 416
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- finding that “there is little legal difference between the two implied trusts because they both involve the reallocation of legal title based on equitable considerations”
- Supreme Court sits as an appellate court and not as a trier of fact ab initio
- “As a prerequisite to obtaining review in this Court, it is incumbent upon a litigant that he not only plead but press his point in the trial court.”
- “As a prerequisite to obtaining review in this Court, it is incumbent upon a litigant that he not only plead but press his point in the trial court.”
- “As a prerequisite to obtaining review in this Court, it is incumbent upon a litigant that he not only plead but press his point in the trial court.”
- “As a prerequisite to obtaining review in this Court, it is incumbent upon a litigant that he not only plead but press his point in the trial court.”
Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).
Judges: Walker, P.J., and Robertson and Anderson
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