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· 1/15/1901

Wainright v. Porter

Citations

  • 43 Fla. 140

Syllabus

<p>Appellate Practice — -Consideration of case on abstract of record.</p> <p>Where a cause is submitted to the appellate court upon extracts of the record as prescribed by the rules of practice for the government of such court, and no exceptions to such abstracts are interposed they are thereby admitted to be true and correct; and, under the rules, the appellate court is required, in such a case, to consider and dispose of the cause upon such abstracts alone without reference to the transcript of the record; and if no error is made to appear by such abstracts the decree of the court below will be affirmed.</p>

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