Collier v. Cassady

Citations

• 63 Fla. 390

Syllabus

<p>1. A law which is a general law, which is potentially applicable to every county in the State, though at the time of its passage it applies to but some of the counties.</p> <p>2. The legislature may provide that there be no county seat elections in counties having built a court house, until that court house be twenty years old.</p> <p>3. A proviso to an act for the removal of county seats that it “shall not apply to any county having constructed a court house within the past twenty years” is prospective and the period runs back not from the passage of the act, but from the' date of the filing of the petition thereunder for a removal.</p> <p>4. Objections specifically abandoned in the Circuit Court, may not in general' be renewed in the Supreme Court.</p>