· 8/14/1986
Knabb v. Morris
Citations
- 492 So. 2d 839
- 11 Fla. L. Weekly 1796
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- hiring of private investigator not enough to establish due diligence when investigator failed to utilize obvious and available resources to locate defendant
- investigating three addresses, the telephone directory, the postal service and several utility companies was not a diligent search because the accident report contained the names and addresses of other occupants of the car, obvious leads that were not utilized
- investigating three addresses, the telephone directory, the postal service and several utility companies was not a diligent search because the accident report contained the names and addresses of other occupants of the car, obvious leads that were not utilized
- plaintiff failed to exercise due diligence, when the private investigator who the plaintiff hired to locate the defendant failed to utilize obvious and available resources to actually find the defendant
- Louisiana statute forbidding fees or costs of any kind approved
- Louisiana statute forbidding fees or costs of any kind approved
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Judges: Cobb
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