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· 1/15/1899

Dell v. Marvin

Citations

  • 41 Fla. 221

Syllabus

<p>1. In actions at law the consideration of the appellate court will be confined to the errors assigned and argued by the plaintiff-in error.</p> <p>2. The attorney fees allowed for the successful establishment and enforcement of the lien provided by the act of 1887, Chapter 3747, in favor of mechanics, artisans, laborers and materialmen, are incidental to the lien claim, and are entitled to payment on the same basis as the judgment for labor or material furnished.</p> <p>3. The provision in the twentieth section of the act of 1887, Chapter 3747, for attorney fees when judgment shall be rendered in favor of the plaintiff, is not in conflict with the constitution of this State or the constitution of the United States.</p>

Judges: Mabry, Taylor

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