· 12/1/1914
Whittle v. Long
Citations
- 68 Fla. 441
- 67 So. 130
Syllabus
<p>Where a suit is irregularly brought in the name of a deceased person as sole complainant, and after decree pro confesso a real party is made sole complainant, no notice thereof being served on the defendants and they in no wise appear in the cause, the defendants not having had their day in court as to the amendment, a decree against the defendants -is erroneous.</p>
Judges: Cockrior, Hocker, Shackleford, Taylor, Whitfield
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