Murray v. Newson
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the CourtEllis, J.
It was stipulated in writing between solicitors for the complainant, John A. Newsom, as Liquidator of the Citizens Bank & Trust Company, and solicitor for J. H. Murray, defendant, that the “affirmative allegations of fact set forth in the reamended bill of complaint, the answer thereto, the cross-complaint and the answer of John A. Newsom thereto, shall be taken as true and that it shall be unnecessary to take testimony in support thereof,” etc.
There was another stipulation in which it was agreed between the solicitors for the respective parties that the subject matter of the suit (the land…
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