Lee v. DIV., FLA. LAND SALES & CONDOMINIUMS

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• agency's choice of penalty, if within statutory limits, not within district court's power to review
• agency has only such power as is expressly or by necessary implication is granted by the legislative enactment
• administrative agency has only such power as expressly or by necessary implication is granted by legislative enactment; it may not increase its own jurisdiction and, as a creature of statute, has no common-law jurisdiction or inherent power
• an administrative agency has only such power as expressly or by necessary implication is granted by legislative enactment; it may not increase its own jurisdiction and, as a creature of statute, has no common-law jurisdiction or inherent power
• an administrative agency has only such power as expressly or by necessary implication is granted by legislative enactment; it may not increase its own jurisdiction and, as a creature of statute, has no common law jurisdiction or inherent power
• an administrative agency has only such power as expressly or by necessary implication is granted by legislative enactment; it may not increase its own jurisdiction and, as a creature of statute, has no common law jurisdiction or inherent power

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