One would hope his lawyer would know his name — or in the case of a community association — the correct corporate name. But the recent case of Lake Charleston Homeowners Association, Inc. v. Haswell showed that is not always the case.
But the good news is that Florida courts will allow such “clerical mistakes” to be corrected when the interests of justice require.
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