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· 6/15/1884

Clark v. Rugg

Citations

  • 20 Fla. 861

Syllabus

<p>1. Where a Circuit Judge, in pursuance of Sec. 7, Art. 6, of tlie Constitution, lias been assigned to hold a term of court in a county in another Circuit, he becomes, pro hao vice, the Judge of the Circuit Court for that county during the continuance of that term ; and during that time the power of the resident J udge is superseded as to all causes ponding in the Circuit Court in that county.</p> <p>'2. The rules of the Circuit Court in equity require that when an injunction, receiver or other special order before final decree is desired, it shall be specially asked for in the bill. Rule 25.</p>

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