29 Fla. 256 | Fla. | 1892
An appeal was entered in this cause on the second day of January of the present year to the present.
Where thirty days do not intervene between the entry of an appeal and the succeeding term of this court, twenty-five days’ notice of the appeal is not indispensable, but twenty days’ notice is necessary, and to enable the' appellant to give the appellee twenty days’’ notice he may make his appeal returnable to a day in the term subsequent to the first day thereof.
The purpose of this provision as to appeals between which and the next term of the court thirty days do not intervene is to avoid the delav incident to the appeal going over t the second succeeding term of this court, and to this end not only is the-period of notice reduced to twenty days, but the time actually intervening between the appeal and the first day of the term is permitted to be supplemented' by so many days of the term as will reasonably enable the appellant to give the appellee twenty days’ notice. The statute,
The motion will be denied and the appeal dismissed.