City of Orlando v. Macy

Citations

• 45 Fla. 524

Syllabus

<p>APPELLATE PRACTICE — RECORDING ENTRY OF APPEAL-DISMISSAL WHERE FAILURE TO RECORD.</p> <p>Under Chapter 4123, laws of 389V, the record of the entry of an appeal in the Chancery Order Book of the Circuit Court subserves the purpose of notice to the appellee of such appeal, and is necessary to give the appellate court jurisdiction over the person of such appellee; and where the appellate court finds no evidence In the transcript or elsewhere o' such record of the_ entry of appeal, and the appellee m no manner appears in the. appellate court, such appeal must De dismissed for want of jurisdiction over the person of the appellee.</p>