CopyPublished | District Court of Appeal of Florida | 1969 Fla. App. LEXIS 5408
...F.S. § 659.24, F.S.A. says that “banks shall be depositors of public moneys under such regulations as may be prescribed by the commissioner”, who is the comptroller. F.S. §§ 658.02(5) and 658.04(2), F.S.A. Section 6 of the 1957 Act, now F.S. § 219.06, F.S.A., provides, in its essential parts, the following: “Each officer whose compensation for his official duties is paid * * * by fees * * * shall handle all collections of fees * * * in the same manner as other public money is herein r...
...awals, shall not exceed his interest therein if his compensation were calculated to that time, prorated according to the number of days that had elapsed since the beginning of the calendar year.’’ * * * * * * The above italicized portion of F.S. § 219.06, F.S.A....
...gregate of $3,751.13 which he had paid himself as compensation that calendar year to March 6th. His lawful compensation, *191 however, based upon his annual income of $11,600 fixed by law, and computed according to the legal formula provided by F.S. § 219.06, F.S.A., was, on and including March 6, 1968, the amount of $2,091.80....
...denounces as embezzlement by a county officer. This in substance is what the information in appeal No. 68-438 charged. And the cashing of the two checks on March 7, 1968, just made matters worse. He was entitled to one more day’s pay of $31,694 (again using the formula prescribed by § 219.06), which, added to the $2,091.80 he had earned through March 6th, amounted to $2,123.50 earned as of March 7th....
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