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· 1/15/1901

Sherlock v. Couper

Citations

  • 43 Fla. 51

Syllabus

<p>Appellate Practice — Parties to Appeals — Joint Defendants Must be Parties.</p> <p>Where a decree is a joint one against two or more parties, affecting them all jointly, all of them must be made parties to an appeal therefrom; and when one ot such necessary parties is omitted from the appeal, and does not appear in the appellate court, such appeal will be dismissed.</p>

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