Layton v. DEPT. OF HWY SAFETY & MOTOR VEH.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the State has no common law or statutory duty to a licensed driver to “accurately maintain motor vehicle records”
• finding that there is no common law or statutory duty to maintain accurate'records of 'compliance
• finding that the state did not owe a duty to maintain accurate records and noting that no Florida case or statute had been cited which imposed such a duty
• no common law or statutory duty to maintain accurate records of compliance with the laws regulating driving motor vehicles
• “[T]he question of a duty of care is a question separate from the question of whether the governmental activity at issue is protected by operation of sovereign immunity.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).