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· 9/21/2005

Labbee v. Harrington

Citations

  • 913 So. 2d 679
  • 2005 WL 2293556

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that the standard for reviewing the trial court's decision regarding a motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction is de novo
  • noting that a defendant’s unsubstantiated challenge as to the sufficiency of allegations in a complaint relating to long-arm jurisdiction must be treated as an admission that all facts are properly pled
  • noting that a defendant’s unsubstantiated challenge as to the sufficiency of allegations in a complaint relating to long-arm jurisdiction must be treated as an admission that all facts are properly pled
  • finding the “business venture” requirement satisfied where the defendant rented out property for 20 years and then sold it
  • finding the ‘business venture’ requirement satisfied where the defendant rented out property for 20 years and then sold it
  • finding sufficient allegations that defendant engaged in a business venture under section 48.181 where defendant owned property for over 20 years while using it for profit before engaging in transaction to sell property

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Judges: Wells, Suarez, and Cortiâ—as

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