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· 9/29/1995

STATE DEPT. HEALTH AND REHAB. v. Belveal

Citations

  • 663 So. 2d 650
  • 1995 WL 570530

How courts have described this case

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  • \The law of this state recognizes that the theory of promissory estoppel applies to the sovereign only under exceptional circumstances.\
  • plaintiffs detrimental reliance on the unwritten word of an HRS employee as to future extensions of the parties’ contract was deemed unreasonable where the written contract, with an integration clause, only provided for a one year term
  • noting the difficulty involved in establishing promissory estoppel

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Judges: Altenbernd

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