Cheney v. Haley

The facts of this case are simple and were fully stated in the opinion originally hánd-ed down on December 9, 1931. 138 So. 169. When the case was first presented to us, the plaintiff and appellant made no appearance by brief or argument, and her side of the controversy was unrepresented. We held in our original opinion that the relation of landlord and tenant did not exist between the plaintiff and defendants, and that therefore the right to repossess the property by summary process, as provided in Act No. 55 of 1926, amending and re-enacting section 2155 of the Revised Statutes of 1870, did…