Martin v. Johnson
Citations
- 33 Fla. 287
Syllabus
<p>The failure of the commissioners to include in the revision of the statutes submitted by them to the Legislature of 1891, certain provisions of statutory law in force at the time, did not affect the power of the- Legislature to provide in the statute of that year entitled “An act to enact the revised statutes, and to provide for the printing, sale and distribution thereof,” that such omitted provision should be added to the draft of such revision and be made a part thereof; nor did it render the title of the act-insufficient as an expression of the subject of the act including, such omitted provisions.</p>
Judges: Raney
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