Steele v. State

Citations

• 33 Fla. 354

Syllabus

<p>./Appellate practice—rehearing—agreements of counsel to be CONSIDERED MUST BE FILED.</p> <p>1. An application for rehearing of a cause in the appellate court that is practically a joinder of issue with the court as to the correctness of its conclusions upon points involved in its decis- . ion that were expressly considered and passed upon, and that . reargues the cause in advance of a permit from the court for such reargument, is violative of the rule governing applica- ' tions for the rehearing of causes, and will not be considered.</p> <p>'A When parties or their counsel enter into agreements affecting any causes before the appellate court, such agreements must be filed here with the record in such cause, otherwise the court can not consider them or be governed thereby in any manner.</p>