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· 4/6/1982

Steinhardt v. EASTERN SHORES WHITE HOUSE ASSOC., INC.

Citations

  • 413 So. 2d 785
  • 1982 Fla. App. LEXIS 19739

How courts have described this case

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  • § 57.105 fees not awardable against party which has not been successful in entire case
  • there is no prevailing party, for the purpose of assessing attorney's fees for filing frivolous litigation, until there is an end to the case as by judgment or other dispositive order
  • “In order that there be a prevailing party and a losing party, there must necessarily be a disposition of the case or controversy as by judgment or order.”
  • “In order that there be a prevailing party and a losing party, there must necessarily be a disposition of the case or controversy as by judgment or order.”

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Judges: Barkdull, Daniel S. Pearson and Ferguson

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