Caulk v. Fox
Supreme Court of Florida
Appeal from a decree rendered in the Circuit Court of Duval county. The case being stricken from the docket for informality in ■the clerk’s certificate, it is unnecessary to make any statement of facts.
1Opinion of the CourtWestcott, J.
Quite a number of interesting questions have been presented for our consideration by the counsel engaged in this cause, but the appellant has failed to file in this court a transcript of the record, or, in the language of the statute, “ a true copy of all proceedings ” in the cause.
The necessary result is, that we have here no case, and it must be stricken from the docket. 5 Ark., 474 ; 6 Ark., 252; 13 Pet., 459; 3 Dall., 410 ; 18 How., 110 ; 7 Fla., 10; Thomp. Dig., 448.
What is on file in this court consists of a copy of a petition filed by appellee, praying that a decree rendered in this…
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