¶1 (Concurring). — The equitable right asserted by the bill was based on the principle decided in Brown v. *126 Florida Chautauqua Assoc., 59 Fla. 447, 52 Sou. Rep. 802, and not on the principle sustained in Giller v. Jacksonville, 102 Fla. 92, 135 Sou. Rep. 549, therefore the bill for injunction was properly dismissed when complainant failed to establish the equitable right claimed in the bill.
107 Fla. 124
144 So 845
Marion County v. Ray
Decided October 22, 1932
Supreme Court of Florida · decided 1932-10-22
Relies on Brown v. Florida Chautauqua Ass'n · City of Jacksonville v. Giller
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Decided 1932-10-22
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