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· 6/15/1897

Broward v. Bowden

Citations

  • 39 Fla. 751

Syllabus

<p>APPEAL WILL BE DISMISSED WHEN NOTHING CAN RESULT THEREFROM.</p> <p>An appellate court will not entertain an appeal where it is plain that nothing can be accomplished by its decision, whether it befos» or against the appellant.</p>

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