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· 2/12/2003

Levin v. PALM COAST BUILDERS AND CONST., INC.

Citations

  • 840 So. 2d 316
  • 2003 WL 289499

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  • upholding trial court’s finding that lien was fraudulent because it included items that were not lienable “by any stretch of the imagination,” including pool upkeep charges, lawn maintenance charges, homeowner’s association fees, and utility charges
  • “We find no error in the trial court’s conclusion that the above items were not lien-able, or the finding that the lien was fraudulent. Whether this was willful exaggeration under section 713.3 l(2)(a

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Judges: Klein

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