H. WESTON LUMBER CO.

v.

LACEY LUMBER CO.

Citator

Cited By (16 total)

• Gulf Ref. Co. v. Ankeny, 102 Fla. 151 (Fla. 1931)
  …inquish the homestead real estate or a part thereof as the homestead of the family. McGregor v. Kellum and Miller, 50 Fla. 581, 39 So. 697; Murphy and Murphy v. Farquhar and Farquhar, 39 Fla. 350, 22 So. 681; Clark et al. vs. Cox et al., 80 Fla. 63, 85 So. 173. What constitutes an abandonment or relinquishment of the homestead is to be determined from the pertinent facts and circumstances of each case as it-arises. The action of the court in directing a verdict for the plaintiffs is assigned as error.…
• Florence v. Cowdery, 106 Fla. 567 (Fla. 1932)
  …d as parts of the exempt homestead by their being rented for income producing purposes to support the homestead owner, so as to bring them within the rule laid down in Smith vs. Guckenheimer, supra. See third head-note in 'Clark vs. Cox, 80 Fla. 63, 85 Sou. Rep. 173. A majority of the Court have reached the conclusion that it has not been sufficiently shown by the attempted proof, that the garage and paint shojo situated on the otherwise admittedly exempt homestead land, have been by the owner in this particul…
• Nelson v. Hainlin, 89 Fla. 356 (Fla. 1925)
  …v. Jeacle, 61 Fla. 686, 55 South. Rep. 865; Lang v. Kennard, 83 Fla. 395, 91 South. Rep. 372. “ ‘Where a homestead has been acquired, it can be waived only by abandonment or by alienation in the manner provided by law.’ ” Clark v. Cox, 80 Fla. 63, 85 South. Rep. 173. Reversed. West, C. J., and Ellis, Browne and Terrell, J. J. concur.…