COURT RULES. SUPREME COURT OF FLORIDA.1 BRIEFS, WHEN FILED AND WHAT TO, briefs of the defendant in error or appellee CONTAIN. Rule 20. All briefs filed in this court shall be printed or clearly and legibly typewritten. The plaintiff in error or appellant shall, within thirty (30) days after the return of the cause, file with the clerk of this court four copies of his brief on the points relied on, in accordance with and confined to the distinct specifications of error contained in his assignments of error, and each ground of error insisted on shall be argued and separately presented and numbered in proper order, with citations of the authorities relied upon in support thereof. In cases where any contentions on the evidence are made reference to the pages of the transcript where such evidence may be found must be made. The clerk shall immediately transmit one of such copies to the opposing counsel, and the other three copies shall be filed. The defendant in error or appellee shall, in like manner and within twenty (20) days after the filing of the briefs for the plaintiff in error or appellant, file with the clerk of this court four copies of his brief, one of which shall be immediately transmitted by the clerk to the attorney for the plaintiff in error or appellant. The plaintiff in error or appellant shall within ten (10) days after the filing of the 1 For rule as previously adopted, see 46 SO. file three copies of such reply to his adversary's brief as he may desire for the use of the court. Should the plaintiff in error or appellant fail to file his briefs as provided for by this rule, the cause may be dismissed on motion of the defendant in error or appellee, or by the court of its own motion. The court may, for good cause shown, grant further time to either party for filing briefs. After a case has been submitted upon briefs as provided by this rule, no supplemental briefs will be permitted to be filed without the consent of parties or special order of this court. This rule shall apply to criminal cases. In the Supreme Court of Florida, July 18, 1908. By virtue of authority conferred by law, it is hereby ordered that the foregoing rule number twenty, providing for the filing of briefs in causes pending before this court, entitled "Briefs, When Filed and What to Contain," is hereby adopted to take effect instanter. It is further ordered that rule number twenty (20) of the rules for the government of the Supreme Court of Florida adopted heretofore on June 12, 1905, be, and the same is hereby abrogated and repealed. Done and ordered in open court this July 18, 1908. 45 South. v. Bourdette, Hecker v. (La.).. 575 Champagne v. Bloch Bros. (La.). 207 Bowles, Woods v. (Miss.). Bradberry v. State (Ala.). Bradford, McLarty v. (Miss.). Bradford v. McLaurin (Miss.). Bradford v. Ross (Miss.). Bramlett, Thornton v. (Ala.). Brannon & Son v. Pringle (Miss.), Bourne, Mississippi Cent. R. Co. v. (Miss.) 718 Charouleau, City of New Orleans v. (La.) 911 Braunnig, Audubon Hotel Co. v. (La.).. Brazeel v. Commissioners' Court of Blount 584 Breaux Bridge Lumber Co. v. Hebert (La.) 206 12 Breton, Da Ponte v. (La.).. 571 325 British American Mortgage Co., Lindsey v. (Miss.) 717 City of New Orleans v. Charouleau (La.).. 911 416 17 536 Brittain, Bank of Duncan v. (Miss.). 163 Clark, Martin v. (Ala.). 232 Brock, German-American Lumber Co. v. (Fla.) 740 Cleveland v. Alba (Ala.) 757 Brock v. State (Miss.). 67 Cloud v. Alexandria Electric Rys. Co. 1017 Broderick v. Blunt (La.). Brooke v. State (Ala.). 491 20 Clutter Music House, Johnson v. (Fla.). 1 60 Brooks, Crusel v. (La.).. Brown, Ballard v. (Miss.). 137 Coleman, Beason v. (Miss.). 49 |