Robinson v. Hartridge
Supreme Court of Florida
Tliis is an appeal from a judgment redered in the Circuit Court for Duval county in an action of trover, instituted by Hartridge against Robinson, to recover damages for the conversion of four bales of cotton. The case is stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtWestcott, J.
There are several objections made to the bill of exceptions in this case. It is objected that the bill was filed after the term. The eighth rule of practice of the Circuit Courts requires that “ bills of exception shall be made up and signed during the term of the court, unless, by special order, further time is allowed.” It is stated in the record by the Judge, under his hand and seal, that the bill of exceptions in this case was made up and tendered for his signature after the term by his special leave and authority. That special leave *504could have been granted in no other way except by the…
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