Mattair v. Furchgott

Citations

• 44 Fla. 620

Syllabus

<p>1. An appeal entered from two interlocutory decrees in a chancery cause, one of which, was entered more than six months prior to the entry of the appeal, will entitle the party appealing to have reviewed the propriety of the decree entered within six months of the entry of appeal, but not the one entered more than six months prior to such entry of appeal.</p> <p>2| Decrees appealed from must appear in the transcript of the record to authorize their review by an appellate court. If they do not so appear the court can not review them, even though the abstracts of the record filed by appellant states that such decrees were duly made and entered.</p> <p>3. Where, upon an appeal from two interlocutory decrees, it appears that one of them was entered more than six ' months prior to the entry of appeal, and the other is not brought up in the transcript of the record filed upon such appeal, the appeal wifi be dismissed.</p>