Habig v. Bastian, (1935)
Court: Supreme Court of Florida
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Visitors: 8
Judges: ELLIS, J. —
Attorneys: Marshall F. Sanders and John M. Murrell, for Plaintiff in Error;
E. L. Lockhart and Hudson Cason, for Defendant in Error.
Filed: Jan. 04, 1935
Latest Update: Mar. 02, 2020
Summary: An action was brought by Charles W. Habig against Harry S. Bastian upon an alleged transaction which occurred between the parties in which Bastian became indebted to Habig in the sum of sixteen thousand, two hundred and fifty dollars, so Habig asserts. The declaration consisted of six counts. The first two counts were for an alleged breach of a simple contract for the sale of certain lots of land in Hollywood, Florida. The remaining four counts were common counts for money lent and money paid by
Summary: An action was brought by Charles W. Habig against Harry S. Bastian upon an alleged transaction which occurred between the parties in which Bastian became indebted to Habig in the sum of sixteen thousand, two hundred and fifty dollars, so Habig asserts. The declaration consisted of six counts. The first two counts were for an alleged breach of a simple contract for the sale of certain lots of land in Hollywood, Florida. The remaining four counts were common counts for money lent and money paid by ..
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The reasoning and conclusion reached in the foregoing opinion are fortified by the provisions of Section 4394 C. G. L.
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