· 4/18/1990
Arling v. State
Citations
- 559 So. 2d 1274
- 1990 WL 48602
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- attorney's fees incurred in interpleader action by victim of dealing in stolen property crime reasonably foreseeable to person who sells stolen property
- attorney’s fees incurred in interpleader action by victim of dealing in stolen property crime reasonably foreseeable to person who sells stolen property
- restitution allowed for attorney’s fees victim paid to recover stolen property in interpleader action
- attorney’s fees incurred in interpleader, action by victim of dealing in stolen property crime is reasonably foreseeable to.a defendant who sells stolen property and is therefore recoverable as restitution
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Judges: Altenbernd
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