The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . Bank account 17 checks, in the amounts of $88.47, $8.70, $6.72, $17.34, $16.64, $178.70, $258.36, $83.60 . . .
. . . Compare § 83.60(2), Florida Statutes (2017) (allowing a tenant to post rent into the registry of the . . .
. . . .” § 83.60(2), Fla. Stat. (2014). . . .
. . . . § 83.60(2), due to Mercer’s failure to deposit rent into the state court registry or to file a motion . . .
. . . alleged that the landlord failed to comply with a seven-day repair demand letter pursuant to section 83.60 . . . and moved the court to determine how much she needed to deposit into the court registry under section 83.60 . . . We note that effective July 1, 2013, section 83.60(1)(a), Florida Statutes (2013), provides that the . . .
. . . to make monthly payments of rent into the registry of the court to protect its rights under section 83.60 . . . satisfied or waived; that the lease had commenced; that RSG had ever been in possession; that section 83.60 . . . The Fourth District reversed, holding that section 83.60(2) would not apply if the Freys occupied the . . . resolution of this factual dispute [contract for sale versus tenancy] would determine whether section 83.60 . . . into the court registry (and thus before any order for default and possession is entered under section 83.60 . . .
. . . The 115.10 hours in 2010 are multiplied by $350 for a total of $40,285; and the 2011 hours (83.60) and . . .
. . . The foregoing principle does not apply to sections 83.232(1) and 83.60(2), Florida Statutes (2011), which . . .
. . . EVICTION IS REQUIRED TO TENDER UNDISPUTED RENT INTO THE COURT REGISTRY AS SET FORTH IN FLORIDA STATUTE § 83.60 . . . determine rent, but did not deposit the undisputed rent into the court registry as required by section 83.60 . . . Section 83.60(2), Florida Statutes (2009), defines the tenant’s responsibilities in a suit with the landlord . . . default judgment for removal of the tenant ... to issue without further notice or hearing thereon. § 83.60 . . .
. . . This is a substantial revision of form 1.923 to comply with the requirements of section 83.60, Florida . . .
. . . SOURCE: Section-83£6, Sections 83.56 and 83.60, Florida Statutes (49852007). . . .
. . . County Court is free to address the issue in the first instance as to the correct interpretation of § 83.60 . . . City of Dania, 761 So.2d 1089 (Fla.2000). .See § 83.60(2), Fla. . . .
. . . ordered the Bernsteins to deposit the unpaid rent into the registry of the court, as required by section 83.60 . . .
. . . appeals an interlocutory order granting Equinamics Corp.’s motion for payment of rent pursuant to section 83.60 . . . Section 83.60(2), Florida Statutes (2005) provides: In an action by the landlord for possession of a . . . removal of the tenant with a writ of possession to issue without further notice or hearing thereon. 83.60 . . . the registry of the court in residential landlord tenant disputes under Part II of Chapter 83. 83.60 . . . The resolution of this factual dispute would determine whether section 83.60 is applicable. . . .
. . . trial court erred in evicting them from their dwelling pursuant to the summary proceedings of section 83.60 . . . Because the trial court erred in ordering eviction under section 83.60(2) without conducting an evidentiary . . . March 2004, the Parkers filed a motion for default judgment of possession of property under section 83.60 . . . of the court in residential landlqrd tenant disputes under Part II of Chapter 83. § 83.60, Fla. . . . The resolution of this factual dispute would determine whether section 83.60 is applicable. . . . Florida Statutes (2003), renders the Florida Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, including section 83.60 . . .
. . . Section 83.60(2), Florida Statutes, requires payment of rent into the registry of the court in residential . . . landlord tenant disputes under Part II of Chapter 83. § 83.60, Fla. . . . However, section 83.60 does not apply when the occupancy is under a contract for sale of a dwelling unit . . . The resolution of this factual dispute would determine whether section 83.60 is applicable. . . .
. . . lease to Davila and Bogoeff), King sought in the consolidated action, to mandate, pursuant to section 83.60 . . . Section 83.60(2), without equivocation, provides: In an action by the landlord for possession of a dwelling . . . without depositing rent into the court registry because the deposit requirement imposed by section 83.60 . . . We believe the Legislature anticipated such an eventuality in drafting the statute [section 83.60]. . . . granting a default in a landlord's favor was error in an action not solely for relief under section 83.60 . . .
. . . time later, they returned to Dillard’s and purchased an undergarment in the lingerie department for $83.60 . . .
. . . Hence, I would reverse the default judgment entered below under section 83.60(2), Florida Statutes (2000 . . .
. . . CODE 441-83.60. . . .
. . . This is a substantial revision of form 1.923 to comply with the requirements of section 83.60, Florida . . .
. . . Since the limitation applies, the tax is imposed at the rate of $0.88 for 95 tons of “coal” or $83.60 . . .
. . . Since the limitation applies, the tax is imposed at the rate of $0.88 for 95 tons of “coal” or $83.60 . . .
. . . Association also incurred filing fees of $97.50, publication fees of $421.20, and sheriffs fees of $83.60 . . .
. . . Form 1.923 is amended to comply with section 83.60, Florida Statutes (1995), as amended in 1993, regarding . . . This is a substantial revision of form 1,923 to comply with the requirements of section 83.60, Florida . . .
. . . Since the limitation appEes, the tax is imposed at the rate of $0.88 for 95 tons of “coal” or $83.60. . . .
. . . A-25; Automobile Insurance Act §§ 83.59, 83.60. . . .
. . . Under Florida Statutes § 83.60, if the tenant raises any defense other than payment, that tenant shall . . .
. . . Florida’s anti-forfeiture doctrine is codified at Section 83.60, Florida Statutes. . . . Section 83.60 provides in relevant part as follows: (2) In an action by the landlord for possession of . . . In one case involving Section 83.60’s requirement of payment into the registry, the court upheld writs . . . apartments without paying rent and without depositing rent into the court registry because the section 83.60 . . .
. . . the issue of great public importance is whether such an interpretation of Florida Statute, Section 83.60 . . . In other words, does Florida Statute, Section 83.60(2) preclude any hearing — including a hearing on . . . Section 83.60(2), Florida Statute provides: “In an action by the landlord for possession of a dwelling . . . Section 83.60(2), Florida Statute, provides that if a Defendant fails to tender the amount of rent alleged . . . ’s answer, or which requires a deposit into the Court registry pursuant to Florida Statute, Section 83.60 . . .
. . . complaint because the defendant has not deposited rent into the registry of the court in accordance with § 83.60 . . .
. . . Florida Statute § 83.60 provides a tenant with defenses to an action for eviction based on material non-compliance . . .
. . . complaint because the defendant has not deposited rent into the registry of the court in accordance with § 83.60 . . .
. . . See § 83.60(2) Fla. Stat. (1987). . . .
. . . Pursuant to Section 83.60, Florida Statutes, the Court finds that the rent should be reduced to $200.00 . . .
. . . upon the grohnds that the tenant failed to give the seven day statutory notice required by Section 83.60 . . .
. . . See Section 83.60(1), Florida Statutes (1985). . . .
. . . Section 83.60(2), Florida Statutes (1985), which requires a tenant asserting a right to possession to . . .
. . . Plaintiff argued that pursuant to Florida Statutes Chapter 83.60(2), Defendant’s Motion was a defense . . . To resolve the issue, Plaintiff argued that Florida Statutes Chapter 83.60(2) unequivocally stated that . . . Section 83.60(2) (1985). . . . Florida Statutes 83.60(2) was adopted by the legislature with that in mind. . . . The application of 83.60(2) as interpreted by the Plaintiff, would be unconstitutional. . . .
. . . plaintiff filed its Motion for a Default on May 18, 1987, citing the provisions of Florida Statute Section 83.60 . . . Florida Statute Section 83.60(2) requires that in an action by a landlord for possession, if the tenant . . . deposit the rent payments did lose his right to possession of the premises pursuant to Florida Statute 83.60 . . .
. . . Defendant served a seven-day notice on plaintiff pursuant to sections 83.56(1) and 83.60(1). 5. . . . Under § 83.60(1), the rent for the entire period from March 1, 1986, to the present time and from now . . .
. . . Pursuant to Section 83.60(2), Florida Statutes, an action for eviction of a residential tenant, if the . . . This Court must apply Section 83.60(2), Florida Statutes, consistent with Defendant’s right of access . . .
. . . Florida statutes 83.56(l)(b) and 83.60(1) permit the trier of fact to reduce the rent by a proportionate . . . Stat. 83.60(2); mobile home tenants are required to post rent based on Fla. Stat. 723.063(2). Fla. . . . Stat. 83.60(1) Fla. . . . Stat. 83.60(2); mobile home tenants are required to post rent based on Fla. Stat. 723.063(2). . . .
. . . Ultimately, a default was entered against petitioner for failure to comply with section 83.60(2), Florida . . .
. . . . § 83.60(2), F.S., states that “in an action by the landlord for possession of a dwelling unit, if the . . . The immediate default contemplated by § 83.60(2), F.S., would be one entered by the court, the clerk . . . do not have funds to hire attorneys, to protect their rights with a common sense interpretation of § 83.60 . . .
. . . See Section 83.60(1), Florida Statutes. . . . Section 83.60(2). See also section 723.063(2). . . . See section 83.60(1). . . .
. . . filed a motion to require defendant to make deposits into the Registry of the Court pursuant to Section 83.60 . . . At that time, the Court heard sworn testimony at a hearing pursuant to Section 83.60(2). . . . 1985, upon motion by Plaintiff, the Court required Defendant to make further deposits under Section 83.60 . . . Plaintiff’s Motion for Default under Section 83.60(2) Defendant objects to the application of Section . . . Section 83.60(2) does not impair Defendant’s right to a trial by jury which is available and was honored . . .
. . . Section 83.60(1), Fla. Stat. (1983). . . . retaliatory conduct is a defense to an action by a landlord seeking to recover unpaid rent (Section 83.60 . . .
. . . Stat. 83.60(1) nor has she ever given a 7 day notice pursuant to Fla. . . .
. . . moved to require the tenants to deposit the rent into the registry of the court pursuant to section 83.60 . . . Resolution of this issue requires a consideration of section 83.60, Florida Statutes (1981): Remedies . . . The tenants argue that the requirement of a rent deposit under section 83.60 applies only to an action . . . In so doing, the trial court had apparently relied on section 83.60(2). . . . See § 83.60(1), Fla.Stats. (1981). . . . .
. . . exclusive jurisdiction of equitable actions (with the exception of equitable defenses provided by Section 83.60 . . .
. . . from Plaintiff based upon a “rent withholding letter” given to Plaintiff pursuant to Florida Statutes 83.60 . . .
. . . Florida Statute 83.60(2). . . .
. . . That is also why Florida Statute 83.60(1) doep not apply. . . .
. . . petitioner failed to deposit the disputed accrued rent into the registry of the court as required by section 83.60 . . . In the second point, petitioner contended, for the first time, that section 83.60(2), Florida Statutes . . .
. . . While Section 83.60, Florida Statutes (1979), does permit the raising of equitable defenses to certain . . .
. . . . § 83.60(2), Fla.Stat. (1977). . § 83.61, Fla.Stat. (1977) (emphasis supplied). . . . .
. . . Florida Statute 83.60(2) states— In an action by the landlord for possession of the premises based upon . . .
. . . Florida Statute §83.60(2) provides — “ (2) In an action by the landlord for possession of a dwelling . . . Since §83.60(2) restricts the issues solely to payment it thereby denies the due process requirement . . . Defendant also argues that §83.60(2) is in violation of Article 1, §21, Florida Constitution (1968). . . . Defendant asserts that her right to access to the courts would be denied if Florida Statute §83.60(2) . . . Cloniger, 294 So.2d 344, 347 (Fla. 1st DCA, 1974), it is this court’s opinion that §83.60(2) is also . . .
. . . , Joquin, Stephenson and Screen, the Court finds that: McQueen earned $13,-636.72 in 1974 and only $83.60 . . .
. . . Plaintiff relies upon the wording of Florida Statute 83.60 and upon the fact that the following section . . . Defendant contends that §83.60 must be read in pari materia with the other sections of the Act, and when . . . retaliatory eviction, the salutary purposes sought to be achieved by the legislature in enacting §§83.51 and 83.60 . . . construction here — as Edwards held in comparable circumstances— requires that the court reconcile §§83.51 and 83.60 . . .
. . . Apparently the trial court relied on § 83.60(2), Fla.Stat., which provides that, “(2) In an action by . . .
. . . In 1973, the Florida Legislature enacted Secs. 83.69 and 83.60 of the Florida Statutes. . . . F.S. 83.60 clarifies the Florida law by providing that in an action for possession of premises, the tenant . . . F.S. 83.60. . . .
. . . By a computation based upon a small sample, she concludes that she should repay $83.60. . . .
. . . 264.006 31% 182.16 250 250.006 29% 177.50 120 120.006 26% 88.80 315 315.006 19% 255.15 88 88.006 5% 83.60 . . .