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· 11/15/1996

Milligan v. Osborne

Citations

  • 682 So. 2d 706
  • 1996 WL 660991

How courts have described this case

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  • recognizing that notices of taking deposition constitute sufficient record activity and that case law in Florida points to the fact that either party’s record activity can serve as a basis for not dismissing under Rule 1.420(e) if the efforts are not frivolous or useless
  • notice of taking deposition filed by defendant precludes dismissal for lack of prosecution; either party’s record activity can serve as a basis for not dismissing action for lack of prosecution

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Judges: Cobb

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