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· 6/4/1963

Sapienza v. Karland, Inc.

Citations

  • 154 So. 2d 204

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that a pleading should not be stricken in its entirety if there is an issue upon which the pleading could be found good in part
  • pleading may be considered sham when its falsity clearly and indisputably appears

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Judges: Pearson, Tillman, C.J., and Carroll and Barkdull

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