Nirvana Condominium Ass'n, Inc. v. QBE Ins. Corp.

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• “As a practical matter, however, the elements required under the federal [and Florida] declaratory judgment acts are not materially different.”
• “[A]s the Florida Supreme Court has repeatedly made clear, no theory of liability was ever available to an insured against the insurer until 1982. That clearly includes a contractual theory of liability based on the implied covenant or warranty of good faith and fair dealing.”

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