Florida/Georgia Personal Injury & Workers Compensation

...ts and are providing adequate representation in the community or territory for such licensee. The burden of proof in showing inadequate representation shall be on the licensee." The Legislature, in adopting Florida Statutes, 1971, enacted into law F.S. 11.2422, which provides that: "Every statute of a general and permanent nature enacted by the state or by the territory of Florida at or prior to the regular 1969 legislative session, and every part of such statute, not included in Florida Statute...

...� 11.2421, as amended, but shall have full effect as if enacted after its said adoption and enactment." (Emphasis added) Thus, Chap. 70-424, portions of which are quoted above, remained the law at least until the effective date of F.S. 11.2421 and F.S. 11.2422, Florida Statutes 1973....

...on the department. Chapter 73-70, Laws of Florida 1973, does contain statutory provisions which state that all 1970 Session Laws not included in Florida Statutes 1973, will be repealed effective on the publication of the 1973 Florida Statutes (Sec. 11.2422)....

...796.07 (1949), F.S.A. Today, and at all times material to this action, the law of Florida, of which this Court is bound to take judicial notice, is F.S. § 796.07 (1971), F.S. A., which includes only subsections 1-5 of the original Act. By virtue of F.S. § 11.2422, [4] F.S.A., and National Bank of Jacksonville v....

...Florida voters relegated article XII, section 3 of the 1885 constitution to statutory status, subject to legislative action. See id.3 The legislature later repealed what was by then but a precatory indigent-care statute encouraging medical care for the needy. See § 11.2422, Fla....

...Bradford, 787 So.2d 811, 817 (Fla.2001); Wolf v. County of *555 Volusia, 703 So.2d 1033, 1034 (Fla.1997), and other cases to like effect. NOTES [1] Enacted as section 24 of chapter 99-292, Laws of Florida, this provision has never been codified. See generally § 11.2422, Fla....

...valid. See § 100.371, Fla. Stat. *261 (Supp.1998). When the 1999 Florida Statutes were published without language regarding paid petition gatherers in section 100.371, the 1997 legislative amendment in question was effectively repealed pursuant to section 11.2422, Florida Statutes (1999) which provides: Every statute of a general and permanent nature enacted by the State or by the Territory of Florida at or prior to the regular 1997 legislative session, and every part of such statute, not included in Florida Statutes 1999, as adopted by s....

contained in Florida Statutes 1979, were repealed. Section 11.2422, F. S. 1979. However, to my knowledge, the

...[1] Dade County contends that the 1885 constitutional provision is not in effect as a statute because subsequent revisor bills failed to preserve it as a statute. The county asserts that, when revisor bills did not include the former constitutional provision, the omissions effectively repealed that provision under section 11.2422, Florida Statutes (1985), which provides: Every statute of a general and permanent nature enacted by the State or by the Territory of Florida at or prior to the regular and special 1983 legislative sessions, and every part of such statute, not included in the Florida Statutes 1985, as adopted by s. 11.2421, as amended, or recognized and continued in force by reference therein or in ss. 11.2423 and 11.2424, as amended, is repealed. In arguing that article XIII, section 3, remains effective, American asserts that section 11.2422 does not control because it is expressly limited to statutes "enacted by the State" and, consequently, has no effect on the former 1885 constitutional provision....

...laintiff in its complaint, which are not adjudicated by this partial summary judgment. 6. The declaration of rights, status and relations herein made is applicable only to the parties herein under the circumstances presented in this case. . Although section 11.2422, Florida Statutes (1981), repeals all statutes not included in Florida Statutes 1981, it expressly does not repeal statutes "recognized and continued in force by reference therein.” Florida Statutes 1981 includes the constitution, see § 11.242(4)(b), Fla....