55 Fla. 370 | Fla. | 1908
—The plaintiff in error as plaintiff below instituted his action of replevin against the defend
As proof of right to recover the property sued for the plaintiff without objection from the defendant, introduced in evidence the following document:
“Live Oak, Fla., June 23, 1906.
$550.00. On the 1st day of Sept. 1906, I promise to pay J. W. Weeks, or bearer, the sum of five hundred and fifty dollars with 10 per cent, interest from date, for value received, for the purchase price of one black horse mule, one black mare mule and one Tennessee Wagon and harness and it is further agreed that all right and title to above described property shall remain vested in Florida Live Stock and Vehicle Company until this note and all interest and cost of collection, including 10 per cent, attorney’s fees is paid in full—further agree to waive all homestead exemptions under the laws of Florida.
R. F. Hays (Seal.)”
(Endorsed on back of note.)
“Aug. 13, —06. By cash $200.00.”
The plaintiff after introducing the above paper offered to prove by his own testimony and by the testimony of one S. B. Conner that the name of the “Florida Live Stock and Vehicle Company” was left in said paper through inadvertence and mistake. That the paper was a printed form used by said Florida Liye Stock and Vehicle Company in their own transactions, and that in this transaction between Weeks and Hays one of said printed forms was procured and used, and that Conner who filled out the form erased therefrom the printed name of said
In the bill of exceptions contained in the transcript of record in the cause before us for review there are no exceptions to any of these rulings by the referee. From the establishment of this court down to the present time there is an unbroken line of decisions to the effect that where a party desires to have an appellate review of rulings of a trial court either admitting or excluding evidence he must except to such ruling at the time that it is made, otherwise no assignment of error predicated thereon can be considered by such appellate court. Union Bank of Florida v. Call 5, Fla. 409; Burroughs v. State, 17 Fla. 643; Pottsdamer v. State, 17 Fla. 895; Gallaher v. State, 17 Fla. 370; Waddell v. Cunningham, 27 Fla. 477, 8 South. Rep. 643; McSwain v. Howell, 29 Fla. 248, 10 South. Rep. 588; Hawkins v. State, 29 Fla. 554, 10 South. Rep. 822; Bogue v. McDonald, 14 Fla. 66; Tischler v. Apple, 30 Fla. 132, 11 South. Rep. 273; Coker v. Hayes, 16 Fla. 368; Walker v. State, 34 Fla. 167, 16 South. Rep. 80; Shepard v. State, 36 Fla. 374, 18 South. Rep. 773; Driggers v. State, 38 Fla. 7, 20 South. Rep. 758.
Copied into the record proper in the case there is
The third assignment of error questions the correctness of the findings of fact by the referee.
The fourth assignment of error complains of the de
For the same reason there was no error in denying the plaintiff’s motion for new trial, nor in the rendition of final judgment for the defendant.
No error being made to appear the judgment of the circuit court in said cause is hereby affirmed at the cost of the plaintiff in error.
Hocicer and Parki-iill, JJ., concur;
Shackleford, C. J., and Cockrell and Whitfield, JJ., concur in the opinion.