The Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled en banc, finding that a prevailing party statute had been wrongly applied in a Broward Circuit case. Courtesy photo.
The Fourth District Court of Appeal found a prevailing-party standard had been wrongly applied in a dispute over ownership of a Pembroke Pines property, when it reversed a denial of costs in an en banc opinion.
The entire court ruled in an effort to break away from what it said was conflicting language in its prior opinions, and the case drew a special concurrence and a partial dissent.
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