Baya v. Town of Lake City
Supreme Court of Florida
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Columbia County. The facts in the case are stated in the opinion of the court. v
1Per curiam
On January 18, 1897, appellants exhibited their bill in equity against appellees, in the Circuit Court of Columbia County, alleging that they, were the owners and in possession of certain land in the town of Lake City; that the town had never acquired any rights or exercised jurisdiction over any part thereof, but that said town by the *493defendants; Gillen, mayor, and Miller, marshal, were then attempting to exercise jurisdiction over a certain portion thereof described as a strip thirty feet wide, one hundred yards deep in front of lands theretofore deeded by J. F. Baya to the Florida…
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