Tampa & Jacksonville Railway Co. v. Harrison

Citations

• 55 Fla. 810

Syllabus

<p>i. When after demurrer overruled, a bill has been amended to meet certain defects therein pointed out, and without testing the amended bill by demurrer the defendant answers, his demurrer as to the defects so sought to be amended is not open on appeal.</p> <p>a. Laborer’s liens are assignable and may be adjudicated in equity.</p> <p>3. Upon an appeal from an interlocutory order, the court will not consider, whether the prayers of the bill are too broad, provided only it prays for something that is proper and consequent</p> <p>4. That a bill is signed by a member of the bar as “Solicitor” and not ‘1 Counsel’ ’ is not ground for demurrer.</p> <p>5. When defendant is in default for failure to answer an amended bill under Rule 59, an order appointing a master to take testimony, is not shown to be harmful to him.</p> <p>6. A motion for a bill of particulars is a common law procedure unknown to equity practice and may be ignored by the court.</p>