WALTER J. DOLAN PROPERTIES, INC., ET AL.,
v.
ARTHUR VONNEGUT, AS EXECUTOR

Fla. | 1935-01-02
117 Fla. 830 Florida Supreme Court (1935) Positive Treatment
Also reported at: 158 So. 457
Cited by 9 cases

Opinion of the Court
Per Curiam.

Per Curiam.

This was a foreclosure suit with final decree in favor of complainants.

Whether or not the decree was erroneous depends entirely on the weight and probative force to be given to the evidence.

There is substantial evidence to support the findings and decree of the Chancellor and as it is not made clearly to appear that he committed reversible error, the decree should . he affirmed.

It is so ordered.

Affirmed.

Davis, C. J., and Whitfield, Brown and Buford, J. J., concur.


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  • Miller v. Bay-to-Gulf, Inc., 141 Fla. 452 (Fla. 1940)
    …ng is erroneous. Schonfeld v. Engler, 119 Fla. 138, 160 South. Rep. 879; Boyte v. Stoer, 114 Fla. 395, 153 South. Rep. 845; Frickling Properties, Inc., [*458] v. Smith, 123 Fla. 556, 167 South. Rep. 42; Walter J. Dolan Properties, Inc., v. Vonnegut, 117 Fla. 830, 158 South. Rep. 457; Sabin v. City of Daytona, 130 Fla. 62, 177 South. Rep. 229; Nolen v. Nolen, 121 Fla. 130, 163 South. Rep. 401; Johns v. Gillian, 134 Fla. 575, 184 South. Rep. 140. There is ample evidence in the record to support the finding of…
  • Marcus v. Hull, 142 Fla. 306 (Fla. 1939)
    …to the same weight and consideration on appeal as the verdict of a jury. Schonfeld v. Engler, 119 Fla. 138, 160 So. 879; Boyte v. Stoer, 114 Fla. 395, 153 So. 845; Fielding Properties v. Smith, 123 Fla. 556, 167 So. 42; Dolan Properties v. Vonnegut, 117 Fla. 830, 158 So. 457. Yet, where the evidence is so clear, certain and convincing that no other conclusion than that the lower court erred in its ruling can be reasonably reached therefrom, this court has no hesitancy in reversing the lower court’s decree.…
  • Walter J. Dolan Props., Inc. v. Vonnegut, 133 Fla. 854 (Fla. 1938)
    …[*856] Buford, J. —This is the second appearance of this case here. For its former appearance see Walter J. Dolan Properties, Inc., v. Vonnegut, 117 Fla. 831, 158 So. 457. In that case, Mrs. Arthur Vonnegut, joined by her husband, Arthur Vonnegut, on June 21, 1932, brought her bill of complaint against certain defendants, including the Walter J. Dolan Properties, Inc., and the Pasco Plolding Co. to foreclose a mortg…
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