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· 7/10/1985

Austin v. BARNETT BK. OF SOUTH FLA.

Citations

  • 472 So. 2d 830
  • 10 Fla. L. Weekly 1684

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that where privilege is asserted, the trial court should inspect the discovery requested in camera even though the petitioner’s assertion of a privilege was untimely
  • “Where a claim of privilege is asserted, the trial court should hold an in camera inspection to review the discovery requested and determine whether assertion of the privilege is valid.”
  • \[R]ule 1.380(d) does not require timely objection to privileged matters.\

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Judges: Hersey

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