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· 6/15/1908

Keen v. State ex rel. Drane

Citations

  • 56 Fla. 241

Syllabus

<p>1. Where a cause is reached for final determination in regular order, and it appears that the certificate of the Clerk necessary to give authenticity to the transcript of the record is fatally defective the writ of error or appeal will be dismissed.</p> <p>2. A certificate of the clerk of the trial court to a transcript of the record brought to the Supreme Court on writ of error which does not state that the transcript contains a true an<1 correct copy of the papers included therein, but states only that the transcript contains a true and correct recital of the - papers included in the transcript, is fatally defective.</p>

Judges: Parkhill, Who

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