DARIUS WILLIAMS AND JOHN A. CRAIG,
v.
ELIZABETH MILLER
DARIUS WILLIAMS AND JOHN A. CRAIG,
ELIZABETH MILLER
2 Fla. 71
Florida Supreme Court (1848)
Positive Treatment
Cited by 7 cases
Opinion of the Court
Per Curiam:
This case depends to a certain extent upon the same principles involved in the case of Darius Williams and John A. Craig vs. John C. McGehee, administrator, &c., of John Miller deceased, which has just now been decided. It was argued and submitted together with that case, and it was understood would share the same fate.
The judgment of the Court below is therefore affirmed.
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Walker v. Patrick, 51 Fla. 360 (Fla. 1906)…certain and identify the land intended to be conveyed, it is also true that the description must be sufficiently definite and certain to enable the land to be identified; otherwise it Avill be held void for uncertainty.” Also see Commyns v. Latimer, 2 Fla. 71; Bellamy v. Bellamy’s Adm’r., 6 Fla. 62; Campbell v. Carruth, 32 Fla. 264, 13 South. Rep. 432; Buesing v. Forbes, 33 Fla. 495, 15 South. Rep. 209; Delvin on Deeds (2nd ed.), Secs. 1010 to 1014 inclusive, and numerous authorities cited in notes; Warv…
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