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· 1/15/1909

Mizell Live Stock Co. v. J. J. McCaskill Co.

Citations

  • 57 Fla. 118

Syllabus

<p>Where the only entry in the record in the nature of a judgment is as follows it does not constitute a final judgment: “The plaintiff on the trial of this case, after the ruling of «the court sustaining the defendant’s objection to the introduction in evidence of the paper under which plaintiff claimed title, stated in open court that - on account of such ruling it was necessary for it to suffer a non-suit, and requested that it be allowed to file a bill of exceptions, so as to have the said ruling of the court reviewed by the Supreme Court, and by order of the court such non-suit was allowed and plaintiff was granted thirty days from this date in which to present and file the bill of exceptions.”</p>

Judges: Shackleford

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