State ex rel. Pleasure v. McClellan

Citations

• 25 Fla. 88

Syllabus

<p>Tlie seventh section of the delinquent tenant act, chapter 3248, Laws of 1881, § 24, p. 705, McClellan’s Digest, was, in so far as it authorized the Circuit Court to try de now, or, in other words, as an original cause and anew upon its merits, a case appealed ■ under such statute, from a judgment of the County Judge, inconsistent with §§ 8 and 10, of Article VI, of the Constitution of 1868, as amended in 1875, and inoperative. The purpose and effect of the § 10, of Article VI, was that the appeal in such cases should he to the appellate and not to the original jurisdiction of the Circuit Court, State ex rel. vs. King, 20 Fla., 399, approved.</p>