Cobb v. Hawsey

Citations

• 56 Fla. 159

Syllabus

<p>Where the complainant in a bill in equity believes that there are persons in esse but who are unknown to him who are interested in the property involved in such bill, in order to give the court jurisdiction over such unknown persons, he must state in his verified bill, under the provisions of Chapter 5393, Laws of 1905, that he believes there are persons interested in the property involved in such suit other than the known defendants whose names are unknown to him.</p>