· 8/8/1972
Hausman v. Rudkin
Citations
- 268 So. 2d 407
How courts have described this case
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- “Having found competent substantial evidence to support the. factual conclusions necessarily made by the trial court and having discerned no error as a matter of law, we must affirm the final judgment.”
- “Having found competent substantial evidence to support the factual conclusions necessarily made by the trial court and having discerned no error as a matter of law, we must affirm the final judgment.”
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Judges: Reed
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