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· 1/15/1888

Jackson v. Relf

Citations

  • 24 Fla. 198

Syllabus

<p>L Where a supersedeas bond in a chancery appeal does not identify with certainty the decree appealed from, the supersedeas will be vacated by this court,</p> <p>2. A supersedeas bond which does not state the court, nor correctly name the county in which the cause is pending, uor designate the decree appealed from, nor name with certainty the cause in which such decree was rendered, is not a proper supersedeas bond.</p> <p>3. Supersedeas vacated without prejudice to right of appellant to file a new bond and obtain a supersedeas according to the law and practice governing in such cases.</p>

Judges: Raney

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