Fannin v. Fritter, (1937)
Court: Supreme Court of Florida
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Visitors: 16
Judges: TERRELL, J.
Attorneys: Thomas Sale, for Plaintiff in Error;
Watson Pasco Brown, for Defendant in Error.
Filed: Feb. 12, 1937
Latest Update: Mar. 02, 2020
Summary: In February, 1931, Mrs. Nellie E. Fritter brought a common law action against H.G. Fannin on a negotiable promissory note under seal. The note was executed by Fannin in the usual collateral form and pledged Certificate No. 4 representing ten shares of the capital stock of Commercial Bank of Panama City, as security. A demurrer to the declaration was overruled and pleas were filed. Demurrers to the pleas were entered and stood undisposed of for more than two years. In November, 1934, American Nat
Summary: In February, 1931, Mrs. Nellie E. Fritter brought a common law action against H.G. Fannin on a negotiable promissory note under seal. The note was executed by Fannin in the usual collateral form and pledged Certificate No. 4 representing ten shares of the capital stock of Commercial Bank of Panama City, as security. A demurrer to the declaration was overruled and pleas were filed. Demurrers to the pleas were entered and stood undisposed of for more than two years. In November, 1934, American Nati..
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The facts of this case bring it within the rule of Anderson v. Ax, 104 Fla. 294, 139 Sou. Rep. 798, rather than Cockrell v. Taylor, 122 Fla. 798, 165 Sou. Rep. 887, so the judgment is properly affirmed.
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