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Carr v. Carr

Citations

  • 569 So. 2d 903
  • 1990 WL 176969

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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • explaining that \we must follow the law of our own cases until we are overruled or until we recede from them\
  • explaining that \we must follow the law of our own cases until we are overruled or until we recede from them\
  • stating that “we must follow the law of our own cases until we are overruled or until we recede from them”
  • explaining that “we must follow the law of our own cases until we are overruled or until we recede from them”
  • when reversing and remanding the trial court's erroneous equitable distribution of the parties' property, the court stated that on remand the trial court could also reconsider the other issues in that case, such as alimony, as they were all interrelated
  • when reversing and remanding the trial court’s erroneous equitable distribution of the parties’ property, the court stated that on remand the trial court could also recon sider the other issues in that case, such as alimony, as they were all interrelated

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