In 'Unusual' Case, All Sides Wanted Reversal in Long-Running Florida Litigation
"It's probably one of the longest-running cases in Martin County," appellee attorney Peter W. Wildman said.
May 18, 2023 at 04:03 PM
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LitigationThe case started off as a quiet-title action brought by a trustee 20 years ago. In the time since, seven judges have ruled on the litigation over the million-dollar property. And now this partition action is one step closer to resolution as Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeal adds clarity.
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