Danson v. Danson
Citations
- 76 Fla. 449
- 80 So. 62
Syllabus
<p>1. In habeas corpus proceedings for the custody of a minor child, where the petitioner moves for an award of the custody to him upon the return or answer to the writ, the movant thereby admits the material averments of the return or answer to be true.</p> <p>2. It appearing that tbe person to whom the father intends to commit the custody of his minor child, if the child is awarded to him, is an improper person for such custody, and it also appearing that the father is at the time engaged in the United States Military Service, an award of the present custody of the child to a suitable person is affirmed.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- holding that, where medical evidence is required to establish causation, a doctor’s conclusory opinion, without more, does not constitute substantial and competent evidence
- holding that, where medical evidence is required to establish causation, a doctor‟s conclusory opinion, without more, does not constitute substantial and competent evidence
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Judges: Browne, Ellis, Taylor, West, Whitfield
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