Supreme Court of Florida· 1/5/1987

Allie v. Ionata

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503 So. 2d 1237
12 Fla. L. Weekly 35

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holding that dismissal on limitations grounds is a \dismissal . . . on the merits\ under Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.420(b) and constitutes an \adjudication[ ] on the merits for res judicata purposes\
adopting a rule \permit[ting] the recovery of an affirmative judgment in recoupment when the statute of limitations would bar the desired relief as an independent cause of action\
Rule 1.420(b) dismissal on statute of limitations grounds was “an adjudication ] on the merits for res judicata purposes”
“Unless otherwise specifically exempted, a dismissal constitutes an adjudication on the merits.”
“The expiration of a statute of limitation does not resolve the underlying merits of the consequently barred claim in favor of either party; it merely cuts off the remedy of the party who has slept on his rights.”
“The expiration of a statute of limitation does not resolve the underlying merits of the consequently barred claim in favor of either party; it merely cuts off the remedy of the party who has slept on his rights.”

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Judges: Barkett

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