· 1/16/1990
Harris v. PS MORTG. AND INV. CORP.
Citations
- 558 So. 2d 430
- 1990 WL 2081
How courts have described this case
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- finding that trial judge's prior ex parte order erroneously approving settlement did not entitle aggrieved party to disqualification of judge
- “[T]he erroneous entry of a prior ex parte order by a trial judge, without more, presents no basis in itself for subsequently disqualifying the trial judge from conducting further proceedings in the case.”
- foreclosure order would become final order upon trial court’s ruling on defendant’s counterclaim; dismissal of prior appeal of foreclosure order did not constitute law of the case where manifest injustice would result from adhering to prior ruling
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Judges: Hubbart, Nesbitt and Jorgenson
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