Fleischer v. Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.

Citations

• 82 Fla. 50
• 89 So. 401

Syllabus

<p>1. Certificates of analyses of samples of fertilizer analyzed by the State Chemist, which are verified by the affidavit of the State Chemist as true and correct under the provisions of Section 1271, General Statutes, 1906, made for a citizen of this state of fertilizer purchased by him from any manufacturer or vendor in this state for his own use, are competent evidence in any court of law or equity in this state.</p> <p>2. Sections 1271 and 1272, General Statutes, 1906, do not appear, from the facts presented, to deprive the defendant corporation of property without due process of law nor to deny to it the equal .protection of the law.</p> <p>3. Where there is such an insufficiency of evidence as to leave a material point in controversy uncertain and such a point is covered by the pleadings and it affirmatively appears that the additional evidence is available and justice seems to require a more complete development of the rights of the parties under the law, the cause may he remanded with direction to take further evidence on such point.</p>