ROMAR INTERN., INC. v. Jim Rathman Chevrolet/Cadillac, Inc.

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• holding that the voluntary dismissal divested the trial court of its inherent jurisdiction to award expenses as a sanction
• recognizing “narrow exception exists where a fraud on the court is attempted [e.s.] by the filing of the voluntary dismissal''
• recognizing the fraud exception, but not applying it
• approving a voluntary dismissal after the defendant moved for sanctions pursuant to Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.310(g)(1) because the plaintiff noticed a deposition and failed to attend
• “A narrow exception [to the plaintiffs right to voluntarily dismiss his lawsuit] exists where a fraud on the court is attempted by the filing of the voluntary dismissal ....”

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