· 4/7/1993
Shaw v. State Ex Rel. Butterworth
Citations
- 616 So. 2d 1094
- 1993 WL 101996
How courts have described this case
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- finding that an assessment of attorney’s fees is not mandatory under Rule 1.380(c)
- affirming trial court’s denial of attorney’s fees after a trial in which the defendants prevailed after the plaintiff denied a request for admission on the central issue in the case
- affirming denial of attorney's fees after a trial in which the defendants prevailed after the plaintiff denied a request for admission on the central issue in the case
- “If defendants were correct in their argument that attorney’s fees must be assessed, where a party denies a request to admit a fact which is the central issue of fact in the case, prevailing party attorney’s fees would become the rule, rather than the exception.”
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Judges: Klein
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