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· 8/1/1997

FYI Adventures, Inc. v. City of Ocala

Citations

  • 698 So. 2d 583
  • 1997 Fla. App. LEXIS 8819
  • 1997 WL 428508

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  • question to be resolved is whether compliance with the ordinance violates the state law or makes compliance with state law impossible
  • absent preemption, conflict with state statute is given a very strict and limited meaning; they must contradict each other in the sense that both legislative provisions cannot co-exist, i.e., in order to comply with one, a violation of the other is required
  • if no issue of preemption, conflict with state statute is given a very strict and limited meaning; they must contradict each other in the sense that both legislative provisions cannot co-exist, i.e., in order to comply with one, a violation of the other is required
  • if no issue of preemption, conflict with state statute is given a very strict and limited meaning; they must contradict each other in the sense that both legislative provisions cannot co-exist, i.e., in order to comply with one, a violation of the other is required
  • if no issue of preemption, conflict with state statute is given a very strict and limited meaning; they must contradict each other in the sense that both legislative provisions cannot co-exist, i.e. , in order to comply with one, a violation of the other is required

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Judges: W. Sharp

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