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· 6/15/1907

Saddler v. Smith

Citations

  • 54 Fla. 671

Syllabus

<p>1. While the words et al. are incapable of standing in the place of the names of parties required by law to be stated in a subpoena or writ of error, they mav be used in indorsing the title of the cause on the copy of subpoena, when there is no statute or rule requiring the names of the parties to be in- .• dorsed thereon.</p> <p>2. The special statute of limitations as provided by section 400 of the revised statutes of 1892, or section 591 of the genertl statutes of 1906,. will not apply to a suit to set aside a tax deed, where the calls in the deed are materially different from the lands described on the assessment roll and sold by the collector.</p>

Judges: Parkhill

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