Frederick Upchurch v. State of Florida

How courts have described this case

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• stating that to overcome presumption, the losing party must show some fault, misconduct, default or action worthy of penalty by the prevailing side
• stating that to overcome presumption, the losing party must show some fault, misconduct, default or action worthy of penalty by the prevailing side
• stating that to overcome presumption, the losing party must show some fault, misconduct, default or action worthy of penalty by the prevailing side
• stating that to overcome presumption, the losing party must show some fault, misconduct, default or action worthy of penalty by the prevailing side
• stating ”[t]he determination of necessity must be made in light of the facts known at the time of the deposition, without regard to intervening developments that later render the deposition unneeded for further use”
• plaintiff's deposition \necessarily obtained\ for case because nothing in complaint relevant to statute of limitations issue

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).