Wofford v. Dykes

Citations

• 67 Fla. 118
• 64 So. 451

Syllabus

<p>1. Exceptions to an answer for impertinence should be overruled if they are too broad or are to defensive matter not wholly irrelevant to the bill as framed.</p> <p>2. When the complainant’s title depends upon a Sheriff’s deed, payment of the judgment prior to' the levy of the execution is relevant defensive matter.</p> <p>3. A Sheriff’s deed may be attacked by showing that the statutory steps of notice have been ignored.</p> <p>4. The surroundings, facts and circumstances may aid in the construction of an ambiguous deed.</p>