· 11/12/2020
Efficientip, Inc. v. Cuccinelli
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- holding that homeowners association’s lien for unpaid assessments does not survive issuance of a tax deed
- reasoning that the legislature's inclusion of a caveat in one subsection of the statute, but not in another, indicated that it intended to exclude the caveat in the other subsection
- reasoning that the legislature’s inclusion of a caveat in one subsection of the statute, but not in another, 18 indicated that it intended to exclude the caveat in the other subsection
- reversing trial court’s finding that lien premised on unpaid association assessments survived issuance of tax deed
- “Under sections 197.552 and 197.573(2), any lien Nassau may have had for unpaid 8 homeowners association assessments did not survive the issuance of the tax deed.”
- “[A] more specific statute covering a particular subject is controlling over one covering the same subject in general terms.” (citing Mendenhall v. State, 48 So.3d 740, 748 (Fla.2010))
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Judges: Judge Trevor N. McFadden
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