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· 6/2/1982

Daytona Migi Corp. v. Daytona Automotive Fiberglass Inc.

Citations

  • 417 So. 2d 272
  • 1982 Fla. App. LEXIS 20211

How courts have described this case

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  • holding a notice of appeal signed by a non-attorney corporate officer a nullity
  • filing of a notice of appeal by a non-lawyer is a nullity and the appeal must be dismissed
  • dismissing appeal on other grounds but noting in dicta, without discussion, that appeal would have been dismissed on ground that notice of appeal filed on behalf of corporation by non-attorney corporate officer is a nullity and of no effect
  • in dicta, notice of appeal by unrepresented corporation would have been dismissed if case were not dismissed on other grounds
  • “[T]he amendment or modification of an order in an immaterial way does not delay the time for seeking review. The time for taking an appeal is tolled only if the second order changes matters of substance or resolves a genuine ambiguity.”

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