Title & Trust Co. of Florida v. Salameh

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• finding that appellant’s uncontroverted testimony regarding his inability to pay “cannot arbitrarily totally be rejected” where “there is nothing in the record to support a conclusion that appellant ought not be believed”
• probationer’s uncontested testimony regarding his inability to pay cannot arbitrarily and totally be rejected
• “[A]ppel-lant’s uncontroverted testimony [regarding his inability to pay] cannot arbitrarily totally be rejected ... and here, there is nothing in the record to support a conclusion that appellant ought not be believed.”

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