Dees v. Cook

Citations

• 58 Fla. 420

Syllabus

<p>1. Where a bill was filed in 1902 to remove alleged clouds from tbe title to real estate and while the cause was still pending in 1903 the complainant sold and conveyed by warranty deed to another, not a party to the suit, the real estate described in the bill, the suit became defective by the sale and conveyance, and no. valid decree could be rendered in the absence of the purchaser, as a party to thé suit.</p> <p>2. An appeal may be taken from a final decree at any time after it is signed by tbe judge and within six months after the recordation of the same upon the minutes of the court.</p>