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EPIC METALS CORPORATION v. Samari Lake East Condominium Association, Inc.

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14 Fla. L. Weekly 1493 · District Court of Appeal of Florida · Jun 20, 1989
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stating that “a trial court violates a litigant’s due process rights when it expands the scope of a hearing to address and determine matters not noticed for hearing”
"[a] trial court violates a litigant's due process rights when it expands the scope of a hearing to address and determine matters not noticed for hearing"
“A trial court violates a litigant’s due process rights when it expands the scope of a hearing to address and determine matters not noticed for hearing.”
“A trial court violates a litigant's due process rights when it expands the scope of a hearing to address and determine matters not noticed for hearing.”
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"A trial court violates a litigant's due process rights when it expands the scope of a hearing to address and determine matters not noticed for hearing."
“A trial court violates a litigant's due process rights when it expands the scope of a hearing to address and determine matters not noticed for hearing.”