The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . ." § 893.21(1), Fla. Stat. (2016). . . . See § 893.21(1). . . . Samaritan Act, we conclude Pope was "[a] person acting in good faith who [sought] medical assistance." § 893.21 . . .
. . . 6)(a) 25.7 controlled substance (listed in 893.13(1)(a) of (1)(b)) Attempt 777.04(1) 5.1 Comments § 893.21 . . .
. . . Lesser Included Offenses Comments § 893.21, Fla. Stat. . . .
. . . -Stak § 893.21, Fla. Stat. . . .
. . . dismissed based on the trial court’s determination that Silliman was entitled to immunity under section 893.21 . . . applies to persons who are substance abuse impaired and require substance abuse services, while section 893.21 . . . Since Silliman did not exhibit signs of a drug overdose requiring medical assistance, section 893.21( . . . Thus, we conclude the trial court erred in granting Silliman immunity based on section 893.21(2) and . . .
. . . . § 893.21 A person acting in good faith who seeks medical assistance for an individual experiencing . . .
. . . . § 893.21(2) (1977). . . .
. . . . § 893.21(2) (1977). . . .
. . . these words: Plaintiff did not commence this action within the time permitted by law as provided in § 893.21 . . .
. . . Defendant asserts that section 893.21(1) of the Wisconsin Statutes sets out the applicable statute of . . . Plaintiff alleges that section 893.21(1) establishes the period of limitation for its request for treble . . . Both parties agree that section 893.21(1) of the Wisconsin Statutes governs U.S. . . . Section 893.21(1) provides for a two year period of limitation for “[a]n action by a private party upon . . . Section 893.19 establishes a longer period of limitation than 893.21(1). . . .
. . . Section 893.21(2) of the Wisconsin Statutes provides that a civil action based on assault and battery . . .
. . . . § 1983, the state statute of limitations set forth in § 893.21(2), Wis.Stats., applies to the action . . . Section 893.21(2), Wis.Stats. (1965), provides that an action to recover damages for assault or false . . .
. . . In my opinion, neither § 893.21(1) nor § 893.205, Wis.Stats., is applicable, and the 6-year limitations . . .
. . . alleged have not been brought within the time provided by the applicable statute of limitations, section 893.21 . . . Federal antitrust claims were governed by the predecessor statute to section 893.21(1), section 330.- . . .
. . . The defendant argues that as to the claim for back wages the applicable Wisconsin statute is 893.21(5 . . . That statute states: 893.21 Within 2 years Within 2 years: . (5) Any action to recover unpaid salary, . . . The former period being governed by § 893.21(5), the two year limitation, and the later being governed . . .
. . . Wisconsin Statutes § 893.21(2) clearly provides that actions to recover damages for slander must be commenced . . .
. . . Section 893.21(1) of the Wisconsin Statutes, cited by defendant, cannot control this action. . . . Section 893.21 of the Wisconsin Statutes reads in relevant part: “Within 2 years: “(1) An action by a . . .
. . . broker shall procure the tenant. (3) Plaintiff’s claim was held to be barred by Wisconsin Statutes § 893.21 . . . III § 893.21(5) § 893.21(5) provides that “any action to recover unpaid salary, wages or other compensation . . . ,” and that unless his services are deemed to be professional in nature, this action is barred by § 893.21 . . . This was the “end-product” for which deferred compensation was paid, and § 893.21(5) was therefore held . . . These cases leave no doubt that § 893.21(5) is to be narrowly construed, precluding its application in . . .
. . . . § 893.21(2) (1965) (two-year limitations period for libel). . . .
. . . . § 893.21(5) (1971) provides a two-year limitation for any “action to recover unpaid salary, wages or . . .
. . . upon a liability created by statute when a different limitation liability is not prescribed by law”; § 893.21 . . . Since the first two provisions listed above, §§ 893.19 (4) and 893.21(1), are general provisions which . . . In further answer to defendants’ contention that § 893.21 should apply, I note that the court in Parrent . . . Finally, § 893.21(1) appears to be designed for statutes which provide a punitive sanction like a penalty . . .
. . . counterclaim is barred by laches, estoppel and the Wisconsin statute of limitations, § 330.21(2), now § 893.21 . . . Scott claims that the pertinent statute is § 893.21(2) which sets a two year limitation period on “An . . . circumstances, we believe that the Wisconsin courts would follow the great weight of authority and we hold § 893.21 . . . Fort Howard cannot recover damages for publications prior to October 19, 1958, by reason of § 893.21( . . .
. . . the plaintiff urges that he rendered “professional services”, thereby excluding this action from § 893.21 . . .
. . . personal services”, his right to recovery would be precluded by the operative statute of limitations, § 893.21 . . .
. . . . § 893.21(2), Wis.Stats. (1967). See Oosterwyk v. . . . Section 893.21, Wis. Stats. (1967). . . .
. . . 40.963.05 Tax 819.26 Int. 216.90 1,036.16 Dec. 1941 4-11-42 9-30-37 36.032.95 Tax 720.66 Int. 172.55 893.21 . . .