App.). In Cohen v. Fincke (Fla.), 39 So.2d 65, it was held that a master's report, though possibly susceptible to the charge of being capricious and whimsical, did not constitute error, since the chancellor in ultimately deciding the case could take his choice of conflicting reports and was bound to adopt neither. It is true it was assumed below that Chapter 31182, the Special Act, still controlled for all purposes.