Chacco. (Credit: Santana Equestrian Private Financial LLC)
In a dispute an attorney said made ripples throughout the tight-knit international show jumping horse community, Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal reversed a Palm Beach Circuit Court judgment centered around the replevin statute, a rarely cited area of law.
As a result, Christine R. Davis said the appellate court ruling vindicated her client, defendant Santana Equestrian Private Financial LLC and its owner, Paulo Santana, in purchasing a 12-year-old show jumping horse valued at $300,000. Davis is a former managing shareholder at Carlton Fields who has since opened her law firm, Davis Appeals in Tallahassee.
Christine R. Davis of Davis Appeals in Tallahassee. (Courtesy photo)
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