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  Ward v. State  (1936)
Supreme Court of Florida Filed: Mar. 12, 1936 Citations: 123 Fla. 248, 166 So. 563
The writ of error brings for review a judgment of conviction of the offense of larceny of three certain cows. The only contention made by the plaintiffs in error is that reversible error occurred by reason of the giving of a charge as follows, which was given by the court of its own motion, to-wit: "The law is that where one is found in the possession of recently stolen property, and does not make a creditable explanation as to how he came into possession of such property, it is prima facie evide..
  Kutner v. Kutner  (1947)
Supreme Court of Florida Filed: Dec. 16, 1947 Citations: 159 Fla. 870, 33 So. 2d 42
From a decree granting divorce on cross complaint filed by the defendant, the plaintiff, cross-defendant, appeals. The record shows that the original plaintiff came to Florida for the sole purpose of obtaining a divorce; that she immediately consulted an attorney and delineated her alleged grounds for divorce and employed him to proceed with such suit. The attorney advised her that she would have to establish her residence in Florida and remain here for 90 days before the suit for divorce could b..
  Kutner v. Kutner  (1947)
Supreme Court of Florida Filed: Dec. 16, 1947 Citations: 159 Fla. 870, 33 So. 2d 42
From a decree granting divorce on cross complaint filed by the defendant, the plaintiff, cross-defendant, appeals. The record shows that the original plaintiff came to Florida for the sole purpose of obtaining a divorce; that she immediately consulted an attorney and delineated her alleged grounds for divorce and employed him to proceed with such suit. The attorney advised her that she would have to establish her residence in Florida and remain here for 90 days before the suit for divorce could b..
  State Ex Rel. Hough v. Woodruff  (1941)
Supreme Court of Florida Filed: May 27, 1941
Petitioner was arrested and tried in the municipal court of the City of Tampa for distributing or selling certain literature called "Watchtower" and "Consolation" without a permit or license as required by ordinance 721-A, as follows: "Peddlers, Hawkers, or Hucksters, except as otherwise provided for herein, whether using a vehicle or not, and selling or offering for sale any goods, wares, or merchandise, occupying or using any part of the street or sidewalks or other public property, or going fr..
  State Ex Rel. Hough v. Woodruff  (1941)
Supreme Court of Florida Filed: May 27, 1941
Petitioner was arrested and tried in the municipal court of the City of Tampa for distributing or selling certain literature called "Watchtower" and "Consolation" without a permit or license as required by ordinance 721-A, as follows: "Peddlers, Hawkers, or Hucksters, except as otherwise provided for herein, whether using a vehicle or not, and selling or offering for sale any goods, wares, or merchandise, occupying or using any part of the street or sidewalks or other public property, or going fr..
  Story v. First Nat. Bank Tr. Co.  (1931)
Supreme Court of Florida Filed: Nov. 04, 1931 Citations: 103 Fla. 399, 139 So. 179
[EDITORS' NOTE: THIS PAGE CONTAINS HEADNOTES. HEADNOTES ARE NOT AN OFFICIAL PRODUCT OF THE COURT, THEREFORE THEY ARE NOT DISPLAYED.] *Page 401 On March 24th, 1930, W. L. Story, Sr., a citizen of Orange County, Florida, departed this life leaving surviving him his widow Martha J. Story who was then about fifty-six years of age; Kate Agnes Story Burch, a daughter, about thirty-three years of age; Lena M. Story, a daughter about thirty-one years of age; W. L. Story, Jr., a son then about twenty-five..
  Story v. First Nat. Bank Tr. Co.  (1931)
Supreme Court of Florida Filed: Nov. 04, 1931 Citations: 103 Fla. 399, 139 So. 179
[EDITORS' NOTE: THIS PAGE CONTAINS HEADNOTES. HEADNOTES ARE NOT AN OFFICIAL PRODUCT OF THE COURT, THEREFORE THEY ARE NOT DISPLAYED.] *Page 401 On March 24th, 1930, W. L. Story, Sr., a citizen of Orange County, Florida, departed this life leaving surviving him his widow Martha J. Story who was then about fifty-six years of age; Kate Agnes Story Burch, a daughter, about thirty-three years of age; Lena M. Story, a daughter about thirty-one years of age; W. L. Story, Jr., a son then about twenty-five..
  Miami Jockey Club v. Lillias Piper, Inc.  (1934)
Supreme Court of Florida Filed: Jun. 25, 1934 Citations: 115 Fla. 612, 155 So. 806
The writ of error is to a judgment in favor of plaintiff in the court below in an action for breach of contract to pay for services to be performed by plaintiff. Our disposition of the case must turn principally upon the question as to whether or not the evidence was sufficient to support the verdict and judgment. We think it was and, therefore, must decline to disturb the judgment on the ground of insufficiency of the evidence. The contract in this matter consisted of a letter setting forth the ..
  City of Orlando v. Gill  (1937)
Supreme Court of Florida Filed: May 01, 1937 Citations: 128 Fla. 139, 174 So. 224
Defendant in error filed suit in Circuit Court of Orange County, Florida, to recover alleged excess paid to the City of Orlando, a municipal corporation, as license tax incident to the privilege of operating twelve billiard or pool tables at certain location in said municipality. The Municipality claimed the right to collect $25.00 for *Page 140 the first table; $20.00 for the second table and $15.00 for each additional table, less 20% of the total sum if the tax was paid on or before October 15t..
  Doyle v. City of Coral Gables  (1947)
Supreme Court of Florida Filed: Dec. 09, 1947 Citations: 159 Fla. 802, 33 So. 2d 41
Appellant sued appellee in the Circuit Court to recover damages for personal injuries. The declaration was in four courts based on negligent breach of an implied contract. A demurrer to the declaration was sustained, final judgment was entered for the defendant and plaintiff prosecuted this appeal. The trial court reached the conclusion that the action sounded in tort rather than on contract, and sustained the demurrer to the declaration on authority of Banfield v. Addington, *Page 803 104 Fla. 6..

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