First National Bank v. Greig
Supreme Court of Florida
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Osceola County. Statement. The appellees herein, James A. Greig and others, filed their bill of'complaint in the Circuit Court of Osceola county against the appellant, the First National Bank of Orlando, wherein it was averred that Greig in his own right, and as.trustee for his co-appellees, was the owner of certain lands in said county therein described, and in possession thereof.
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Appeal from the Circuit Court for Osceola County. Statement. The appellees herein, James A. Greig and others, filed their bill of'complaint in the Circuit Court of Osceola county against the appellant, the First National Bank of Orlando, wherein it was averred that Greig in his own right, and as.trustee for his co-appellees, was the owner of certain lands in said county therein described, and in possession thereof. The bill set forth that his title was derived by purchase at an execution sale held on November 6th, 1893, under an execution issued on October 6th, 1893, in pursuance of a…
1Opinion of the Court
Glenn, C.,
(after stating the facts.)
Appellants abandon their first assignment of error, and discuss the remaining assignments together, contending that the title claimed by appellee Greig, trustee, derived from the sale of the real estate mentioned in the bills of complaint under the execution in favor of Greig. against Watson is invalid', because, as they insist, the judgment upon which that execution issued is void. No replications were filed to the answers, and the cause was heard in the court below upon the original and supplemental bills and answers. It appears that thé judgment in favor…
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2Cases cited1 opinion
- Archibald McCallum & Son v. Culpepper & DupontSupreme Court of Florida · 1899
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