Tice v. Dickerson

Citations

• 60 Fla. 380

Syllabus

<p>1. On appeal from an order sustaining a demurrer to a bill of complaint in equity if any one ground of tbe demurrer is well taken, the order will be affirmed.</p> <p>2. Where any one of the grounds of demurrer going to the equities a bill of complaint is well taken, the failure of the judge to designate the grounds sustained as required by the statute may be harmless.</p> <p>3. Where it does not appear that the rights and interests of the complainants entitle them to maintain the suit, a demurrer to the bill of complaint on that ground is properly sustained.</p> <p>4. When a bill of complaint alleges the persons or classes of persons who constitute a voluntary association and the complainants are not among those so designated, but are alleged to be “contributing members” of such association without stating the rights and privileges of contributing members, the right of the complainants to require an accounting to the association does not appear.</p>