Indian River Manufacturing Co. v. Wooten
Citations
- 48 Fla. 278
Syllabus
<p>Upon a petition for rehearing filed in the proper time calling the attention of the court to its judgment reversing a final decree which fails to reverse an interlocutory order considered erroneous by the -appellate court, the judgment may be amended so as to include a reversal of such interlocutory order, and the petition for rehearing denied.</p>
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