The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . to "strike" a mandate, Florida Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.340(a), promulgated pursuant to section 43.44 . . .
. . . 20, 2015, American Federated filed with this Court its motion to recall mandate pursuant to section 43.44 . . . of the Florida Statutes and Florida Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.340(a) (section 43.44 and rule 9.340 . . .
. . . See § 43.44, Fla. . . . 125 So.3d 743 (Fla.2013) (amending Florida Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.340 to conform to section 43.44 . . .
. . . the amendments are in response to chapter 2013-25, section 10, Laws of Florida, which created section 43.44 . . . Section 43.44, which becomes effective on January 1, 2014, allows an appellate court to recall its own . . . Newly created section 43.44, Florida Statutes, provides: Mandate of an appeals court. — An appellate . . .
. . . its price was too high for bona fide purposes with its finding that Plaintiff should be accorded a 43.44% . . . its price was too high for bona fide purposes with its finding that Plaintiff should be accorded a 43.44% . . . contradiction between Commerce’s pre-rescission finding that Plaintiff should be assessed a dumping margin of 43.44% . . . Commerce found that Plaintiffs individual dumping margin should be 43.44%. . . .
. . . its price was too high for bona fide purposes with its finding that Plaintiff should be accorded a 43.44% . . . its price was too high for bona fide purposes with its finding that Plaintiff should be accorded a 43.44% . . . its price was too high for bona fide purposes with its finding that Plaintiff should be accorded a 43.44% . . . contradiction between Commerce’s pre-rescission finding that Plaintiff should be assessed a dumping margin of 43.44% . . . Commerce found that Plaintiff’s individual dumping margin should he 43.44%. . . .
. . . period in which Comcast inherited these warrants, At Home’s share price was in the range of $13.31 to $43.44 . . .
. . . A total of $43.44 million was spent to cover necessary P-31 job expenses for April and May. . . .
. . . A total of $43.44 million was spent to cover necessary P-31 job expenses for April and May. . . .
. . . The calculations approved by the court reflect an equivalency of 43.44 kilograms of cocaine; those submitted . . .
. . . the stable monthly obligations resulting in a total of $782, the Wallaces’ total debt ratio becomes 43.44% . . .
. . . system-wide racial ratio in 1969 was as follows out of a total of 46,023 students: Elementary — 50.78%-M-A, 43.44% . . .
. . . Defendants’ Exhibit 4 indicates: that of the approximately 24,389 elementary students, 43.44% were Anglo-American . . .
. . . testimony was to the effect that for the years 1962 and 1963, the average ratio shown by his study were 43.44% . . .
. . . interest at 7% percent on margin account debit balance from March 15 to April 15, 1968, amounting to $43.44 . . .
. . . claimed expenses in-1954 amounted to $28,061.06 which left a balance of unreported net income of' $43.44 . . . DeLavan showed the defendant’s net increase of income to be $43.44, and the summary for 1955 showed defendant . . .
. . . 30-5/6 35.00 : 71% 1 ‘ .488 19.51 23.24 42.75 35.00 7.75 5/7 -5/13 35.00 : 77% ' ‘ .453 18.12 25.32 43.44 . . .
. . . on which appellant was released from the hospital in Honolulu, to January 13, 1930, a total sum of $43.44 . . .