Roberts Bros. v. Langford
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the CourtEllis, J.
There are two motions submitted in the above cause, one relating to the sufficiency of the supersedeas bond and the other to the good faith of the appeal. The consideration of either motion necessitates an examination of the record and consideration of the questions there presented. As the briefs upon the merits are in, the Court has decided to make a final disposition of the case.
Ordinarily the cause should take its place on the docket and be submitted in due course, but in view of the nature of the motions submitted of which a due consideration necessitates as careful reading of the record…
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