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Elliott v. Elliott

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  • 648 So. 2d 137
  • 1994 WL 665698

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  • containing detailed discussion of use of per curiam affir-mances, including explanation that affir-mance without written opinion signifies no error and written opinion would serve no useful purpose, but is not indication that appellate court overlooked any argument
  • “[T]he notion that an appellate practitioner would view a per curiam disposition, without opinion, as lacking in a meaningful review is absolutely astounding.”

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Judges: Mager

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