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· 12/15/1960

Quick Steel Erectors v. Travelers Insurance Co.

Citations

  • 126 So. 2d 571

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that “[a]n abuse of discretion exists when a defendant shows any ‘fair and just’ reason for withdrawing his plea absent ‘substantial prejudice’ to the Commonwealth.”
  • applying section 9760(4) and concluding that the appellant was not entitled to credit for time that had already been credited toward a sentence imposed in a different jurisdiction
  • wherein the Court enforced a plea agreement’s specific waiver language when the defendant attempted to withdraw a guilty plea post- sentence

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