The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . than the • seaport cities above)_ $220.77 $76.62 $174.69 $472.08 Average of all 17 cities_$229.76_$78.18 . . . Costs $645 E = $350 Use 17-city average instead of E = $229.76 F = $120 Mumbai-only data point F = $78.18 . . . changes, Commerce’s current formula, (($350 + $120)/D) + (($175*1.5*0.5)/D), would become (($229.76 + $78.18 . . .
. . . Fisher’s cumulative annual accuracy rate was 78.18 percent, in August it was 75.28 percent, and by the . . .
. . . Pursuant to section 78.18, Florida Statutes (1995), paragraph 2 of the form provides that the plaintiff . . .
. . . . § 78.18; see Fla. R. Civ. P. Form 1.995(a); HEG, Inc. v. . . .
. . . Additionally, section 78.18, Florida Statutes (1995), does not apply because E & M Marine did not wrongfully . . . favor of First Union, and reverse the trial court’s award of transportation and storage costs. . § 78.18 . . .
. . . Pursuant to section 78.18, Florida Statutes (1995), paragraph 2 of the form provides that the plaintiff . . .
. . . Contrary to plaintiffs reasoning, Section-78.18, Florida Statutes (1997) does not support entry of judgment . . . Section 78.18 states that plaintiff is entitled to judgment for damages caused by defendants’ unlawful . . .
. . . Pursuant to section 78.18, Florida Statutes (1995), paragraph 2 of the form provides that the plaintiff . . .
. . . As provided in Section 78.18, Florida Statutes (1987), “If it appears that the property described in . . .
. . . See § 78.18 F.S. This Appeal is from the Order Dismissing The Claim For Damages. . . .
. . . Armstrong, E. 64.98 24 16.58 81.56 16 Aulwes, J. 65.19 23 16.31 81.50 17 Bartsch, T. 62.51 40 15.67 78.18 . . .
. . . Statutes (1981); (2) appellant is the prevailing party and entitled to recover its costs under section 78.18 . . .
. . . the “damages sustained by reason of the wrongful taking or detention” mentioned in sections 78.01 and 78.18 . . . Further section 78.18 provides: If it appears that the property described in the complaint was wrongfully . . .
. . . the goods have not been retained by or redelivered to him, if “he prevails .... ” Finally, Section 78.18 . . .
. . . was entitled to discharge of the bond posted for return of Wood’s personal property and under Section 78.18 . . .
. . . detention of the doorskins by Paley & Tucker, together with costs, in accordance with the provisions of §78.18 . . . purpose of determining the amount of damages and costs which plaintiff is entitled to recover under §78.18 . . .
. . . . § 78.165 (1973) (old § 78.18), F.S.A., does not contain the “special interest” language of its following . . .
. . . . § 78.18 was cited in the judgment, but obviously this was a clerical error. . “Rule 1.540. . . .
. . . Damages were allocated as follows : Loss of wages for 13 weeks at $78.18 $1,016.34 Medical expenses 573.21 . . .
. . . delivery of the property and makes no mention of damages caused by the taking and detention as in § 78.18 . . .
. . . In Section 78.18 of Vol. 4, Collier on Bankruptcy, the rights that the trustee in bankruptcy has to the . . .
. . . Fla.Stats. 78.18 (plaintiff) and 78.20 (defendant) F.S.A., set out what the judgment is to cover in cases . . .
. . . Treasury li^s at 91.26 (or $459,062.50) plus accumulated interest of $1,270.49, and less a commission of $78.18 . . .
. . . .- — If it shall appear, as set forth in § 78.18, that the goods have been redelivered to the defendant . . .
. . . The trial judge concluded that the appellee was so entitled and pursuant to § 78.18, Fla.Stat., F.S.A . . .
. . . . $78.18 of additional medical expenses were deducted in arriving at this figure, being 5% of adjusted . . .
. . . Section 78.18, F.S. 1941, F.S.A., provides that when judgment is for plaintiff and when he has the goods . . .