Legal Opinion

Douglass v. Oemler

Supreme Court of Florida

Decided September 27, 1929Published

1Opinion of the CourtBuford, J.

The plaintiffs in error here were defendants in the court below. The suit was a common law action in which a declaration containing seven (7) counts was filed. The first six counts were the common counts and the 7th Avas a special count on contract. The contract referred -to in this count Was attached to the declaration and made a part' of the 7th count. A statement AA'as attached to .the declaration designated a bill of particulars. This so-called bill of particulars was merely a list of items with figures preceded by the dollar mark after the respectiA'e items. It bore no dates and did not…

2Cases cited3 opinions

  1. Glens Falls Insurance v. PorterSupreme Court of Florida · 1902
  2. Parker v. DekleSupreme Court of Florida · 1903
  3. Saucer v. VincentSupreme Court of Florida · 1921

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