· 6/15/1889
Lavey v. Doig
Citations
- 25 Fla. 611
Syllabus
<p>I. The right given by legislation to have a jury trial in a contested will ease in the Circuit Court prior to the adoption of the Constitution of 1868 was not intended to be preserved by that Constitution on a similar trial in the County Court.</p> <p>2. Under the Constitution of 1868J as amended in 1875, the County Court had power to try a contested will case without a jury.</p>
Judges: Raney
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