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· 6/15/1920

C. A. Williams Co. v. Roberts

Citations

  • 80 Fla. 471

Syllabus

<p>In attachment proceedings the statutory affidavit, and the writ and motions addressed thereto, with the orders made thereon, should on writ of error be evidenced to the Appellate Court in the record proper and not in the bill of exceptions; and where such matters appear only in the bill of exceptions they cannot be considered by the Appellate Court.</p>

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