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Allied Van Lines, Inc. v. Bratton

Citations

  • 351 So. 2d 344

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  • explaining that a party is bound by his contract and charged with knowledge of its contents
  • explaining that a contract is binding “[u]nless one can show facts and circumstances to demonstrate that he was prevented from reading the contract, or that he was induced by statements of the other party to refrain from reading the contract”
  • where there is no credible explanation for discrepancies between earlier testimony and later testimony, the later testimony is stricken
  • \No party to a written contract in this state can defend against its enforcement on the sole ground that he signed it without reading it.\
  • “It has long been held in Florida that one is bound by his contract.”
  • “It has long been held in Florida that one is bound by his contract.”

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Judges: Hatchett

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