Zantop International Airlines, Inc. v. Eastern Airlines

How courts have described this case

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• noting that arguments of counsel are neither evidence nor stipulations of fact
• noting that arguments of counsel are neither evidence nor stipulations of fact
• overlooking the plaintiff’s failure to provide formal notice of the application of Florida law when the defendant drafted the contract providing that Florida law governed the transaction at issue and “and even argued Florida law in its motion for summary disposition”
• “An order in limine is an instruction not to mention certain facts unless the court’s permission is first obtained.
• “An order in limine is an instruction not to mention certain facts unless the court’s permission is first obtained.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).