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· 6/15/1887

George W. Saxon & Co. v. Gamble

Citations

  • 23 Fla. 408

Syllabus

<p>1. A supersedeas may be granted on an appeal from an order of the Circuit Court setting aside a final decree of that court.</p> <p>2. In determining whether a supersedeas can be granted, it is not necessary or proper to consider the merits of the appeal.</p> <p>3. A Justice of the Supreme Court may grant a supersedeas, notwithstanding a prior refusal of the Circuit Judge to grant it.</p>

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