Hill v. Ray Carter Auto Sales, Inc.

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• holding that waiver is a question of fact and that a trial judge will be reversed only if there is no competent, substantial evidence to support the finding
• affirming finding that party did not waive right to arbitration by answering complaint without demanding arbitration as one based on competent substantial evidence
• waiver is question of fact, and trial judge will be reversed only if there is no competent, substantial evidence to support finding

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