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157 F.2d 857·
D.C. Cir.·
1946-10-21
The court held that service of process on a non-resident defendant in Maryland was valid under D.C. Code § 108, allowing the District Court to revive the judgment.
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99 Fla. 238·
Fla.·
1929-12-11
A. A. Crosby petitioned the Florida Supreme Court for a writ of error to review a circuit court order denying his habeas corpus petition challenging his detention under two trespass warrants. The court issued the writ and, upon reviewing the record, found probable cause for the c
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61 Fla. 342·
Fla.·
1911-01-01
The Florida Supreme Court dismissed a writ of error in a habeas corpus case concerning child custody due to a lack of jurisdiction over the defendant in error. The court found that proper legal procedures, such as issuing and serving a scire facias, were not followed, and the wri
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42 Fla. 356·
Fla.·
1900-06-01
The Florida Supreme Court dismissed a writ of error because the court lacked jurisdiction over the defendant in error due to a flawed scire facias return date. This highlights the importance of proper procedural steps for appellate jurisdiction.
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37 Fla. 374·
Fla.·
1896-01-01
This case involves a motion to dismiss an appeal due to improper service of citation on some defendants. The court considered whether the appeal could proceed despite incomplete service, ultimately allowing the appellant to perfect service.