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· 6/26/1961

Abrams v. Schulman

Citations

  • 131 So. 2d 517
  • 1961 Fla. App. LEXIS 2813

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  • explaining that “interpretations of the Federal Rules provide persuasive guidance” where a Delaware court rule “closely track[ed]” an analogous federal rule
  • deciding interpretations of Federal Rules of Civil Procedure provide “persuasive guidance” for interpretation of Superior Court Rules of Civil Procedure
  • deciding interpretations of Federal Rules of Civil Procedure provide “persuasive guidance” for interpretation of Superior Court Rules of Civil Procedure
  • observing that an interpretation of a Federal Rule of Civil Procedure that closely tracks a Delaware rule “provide[s] persuasive guidance” in interpreting the Delaware rule
  • noting that when our state court Mediacom Delaware LLC v. Sea Colony Recreational Association, Inc. C.A. No. 2018-0003-JRS March 13, 2018 Page 4 rule tracks the corresponding federal rule our courts deem federal decisions interpreting the rule to be “persuasive” authority
  • referring to the ODC as an agency of this court, which is consistent with the principle that the Supreme Court alone has the inherent and exclusive responsibility for disciplinary matters

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Judges: Carroll, Chas, Horton, Pearson

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