State, Ex Rel. v. Simpson, (1936)
Court: Supreme Court of Florida
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Visitors: 11
Judges: PER CURIAM.
Attorneys: Thomas B. Adams, Henry P. Adair, John M. McNatt, Knight, Adair, Cooper Osborne, H.H. Wells, B.K. Roberts, Stanton Walker, J. Van Wilhite, and William K. Whitfield (of Tallahassee), for Relators;
Claibourne M. Phipps and Reginald L. Williams for Relator, X-Cel Stores, Inc.;
Cary D. Landis, Attorney General, H.E. Carter and J.V. Keen,
Assistants, and Henry C. Tillman, for Respondents.
Filed: Feb. 25, 1936
Latest Update: Mar. 02, 2020
Summary: ON REHEARING GRANTED. A rehearing having been granted in these several causes by order entered herein under date of January 24, 1936, and each of the above styled causes and proceedings having been fully and at length reargued before the Supreme Court sitting en banc, all of the Justices thereof being present and participating, and the several causes having now been fully reconsidered, and the Court now being advised of its opinion and judgment in the premises, it is thereupon considered, ordere
Summary: ON REHEARING GRANTED. A rehearing having been granted in these several causes by order entered herein under date of January 24, 1936, and each of the above styled causes and proceedings having been fully and at length reargued before the Supreme Court sitting en banc, all of the Justices thereof being present and participating, and the several causes having now been fully reconsidered, and the Court now being advised of its opinion and judgment in the premises, it is thereupon considered, ordered..
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I concur in all of the foregoing opinion except the last paragraph. I dissented in the case brought by the X-Cel Stores, Inc., without opinion, but for much the same reasons so well stated by Mr. Justice ELLIS, from which I was compelled to reach the conclusion that the bill in question had not passed the Legislature in the method commanded by the Constitution.
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