· 3/5/1993
Capitol Chevrolet, Inc. v. Smedley
Citations
- 614 So. 2d 439
- 1993 WL 56187
How courts have described this case
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- reversing the trial court's judgment because it did not dismiss the case as a sanction for spoliation of the evidence, notwithstanding that such a dismissal would preclude adjudication
- “We point out that this is basically a subrogation claim brought by the same insurance company that ordered the destruction of items that would have been crucial evidence in that company’s action.”
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Judges: Ingram
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