Smith v. Chase
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the CourtWhitfield, P. J.
— In habeas corpus proceedings before the Circuit Judge, the petitioner charged with the statutory offense of aiding in the publication of a false written Statement or representation concerning land, under Chapter 10233, Acts of 1925, was remanded to custody and was allowed and took writ of error.
It is argued that section 11 of the statute is invalid because in violation of Section 16, Article III, Constitution, *1048in that the title contains a subject affecting real estate brokers and real estate salesmen while the provision defining this offense is a separate subject applicable to persons…
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