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· 12/8/2000

Spridgeon v. Spridgeon

Citations

  • 779 So. 2d 501
  • 2000 WL 1800553

How courts have described this case

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  • imposing equitable lien in favor of former husband on unjust enrichment theory when former husband supplied funds for purchase of condominium where court made no finding of fraud
  • “[Ejquitable circumstances other than fraud or misrepresentation, including the prevention of unjust enrichment, are proper grounds for imposing equitable liens .... ”

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Judges: Northcutt

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