Continental National Building & Loan Ass'n v. Miller

Citations

• 41 Fla. 418

Syllabus

<p>Appellate Practice — Entry of Appeal — Amending Entry of Appeal in Appellate Court.</p> <p>1. All parties, both appellants and appellees, to an appeal should be individually named, either in the caption to, or in the body of, the entry of appeal. Those who are attempted to be included therein by the use of the abbreviation “et al.” can not be considered as parties to the appeal. „</p> <p>2. Where all of the proper parties appellant are correctly named in an entry of appeal, but proper parties appellee have been omitted therefrom, but such omitted parties appellee have appeared in the cause in the appellate court and submitted the same upon its merits by briefs, without objection to their omission from the entry of appeal, the appellate court will permit the entry of appeal, where no objection is urged, to be amended so as properly to include such omitted appellees.</p>