Nelson v. Balkany

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• holding that scheduling of hearing on motion for summary judgment less than 25 days after filing and mailing of motion was prejudicial error, requiring that judgment be set aside, particularly where hearing rested on theory different from that pled.
• “Procedurally, the hearing on the motion for summary judgment, which rested on a theory different from that which was pleaded, was held less than twenty-five days after the filing and mailing of the motion, in violation of rules 1.090(e) and 1.510(c

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