Williams v. Black

Citations

• 73 Fla. 309
• 74 So. 312

Syllabus

<p>1. An appeal from interlocutory decrees, some of which were entered more than six months prior to the entry of appeal, will entitle the appellant to have reviewed the propriety of the decrees entered within six months prior to the entry of appeal, but not those entered more than six months prior to the entry of appeal.</p> <p>2. A demurrer to the whole bill- should be overruled, if the bill makes any case for equitable relief.</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 germain.</p>