School Bd. of Broward County v. Price

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• holding that section 230.23(9)(d)(2), Florida Statutes (1977), set the bounds of a substantive right conditioned on a waiver and was therefore not an unconstitutional infringement of the Court's power to set procedural rules
• holding that section 230.23(9)(d)(2), Florida Statutes (1977), set the bounds of a substantive right conditioned on a waiver and was therefore not an -8- unconstitutional infringement of the Court’s power to set procedural rules
• joining majority in receding from constitutional interpretation in School Board v. Surette, 281 So.2d 481 (Fla. 1973
• \Where rules and construing opinions have been promulgated by this Court relating to the practice and procedure of all courts and a statutory provision provides a contrary practice or procedure ... the statute must fall.\
• “Where rules and construing opinions have been promulgated by this Court relating to the practice and procedure of all courts and a statutory provision provides a contrary practice or procedure . . . the statute must fall.”

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