The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . Plaintiff contends that Commerce erred in assigning Plaintiff a total adverse facts available rate of 75.04 . . . As discussed further below, Plaintiffs total adverse facts available rate of 75.04 percent is supported . . . Plaintiff instead challenges the 75.04 percent rate that Commerce selected and assigned as total adverse . . . The only rate higher than 48.90 percent was the all-others rate of 75.04 percent, which Commerce first . . . Contrary to Plaintiffs claims, Commerce’s corroboration of the 75.04 percent rate was reasonable. . . .
. . . Plaintiff contends that Commerce erred in assigning Plaintiff a total adverse facts available rate of 75.04 . . . As discussed further below, Plaintiff’s total adverse facts available rate of 75.04 percent is supported . . . Plaintiff instead challenges the 75.04 percent rate that Commerce selected and assigned as total adverse . . . The only rate higher than 48.90 percent was the all-others rate of 75.04 percent, which Commerce first . . . Contrary to Plaintiff’s claims, Commerce’s corroboration of the 75.04 percent rate was reasonable. . . .
. . . value, because Haller’s damage estimate ($13,-620.25) divided by CCC’s valuation ($18,-150.00) yields 75.04% . . .
. . . The City filed a complaint under section 75.04, Florida Statutes (2001), seeking to validate its proposed . . .
. . . Democratic perfor-manee of benchmark District 134, with an overall Democratic performance score of 75.04% . . .
. . . 53,960.55 (202.96 state; 109.29 federal) 1996: $ 14,943.78 (55.8 state; 30.05 federal) 1997: $ 20,214.20 (75.04 . . .
. . . Section 75.04, Florida Statutes (2000), sets forth the requirements for the complaint, including that . . .
. . . In accordance with section 75.04, the complaint alleged the City’s authority to issue the bonds, the . . .
. . . In compliance with section 75.04, the complaint alleged the County’s authority to issue the bonds, the . . . at rates not to exceed the maximum rate permitted by law at time of issuance” complied with section 75.04 . . . See §§ 75.04, .05; Broward County v. . . .
. . . She received 46.81% of the vote in the 1992 Democratic primary and 75.04% in the general election. . . .
. . . Berche 9.95 - 79.60 George Baptiste 9.67 - 77.36 Dennis Langevin 10.55 1/2 - 84.44 David Belanger 9.38 - 75.04 . . .
. . . They contend that the district’s complaint does not comply with section 75.04, Florida Statutes (1981 . . . Under subsection 75.04(1) a complaint seeking bond validation must set out the interest that the bonds . . . The appellants claim that subsection 75.04(1) should be read to require the setting forth of a specific . . . We find that the complaint satisfies subsection 75.04(l)'s requirement regarding rate of interest. . . . Subsection 75.04(2) states that bond validation complaints filed by special districts must “allege the . . .
. . . Section 75.04, Florida Statutes (1979), requires that all bond validation complaints set forth “the interest . . .
. . . be final and conclusive; and (3) the failure to allege the interest rate as required by subsection 75.04 . . . The state’s third claim is that subsection 75.04(1) requires an agency’s complaint seeking bond validation . . . In view of this language, we can find no legislative intent that would mandate reading subsection 75.04 . . . proponents have cited none, that clearly shows why we are free to ignore the plain language of section 75.04 . . .
. . . Davis, Administrative Law Treatise § 75.04, especially at 372-73 (1958); Friendly, The Federal Administrative . . .
. . . The matters which must be alleged and proved are set forth in Sec. 75.04, Fla.Stat. (1975) which provides . . .
. . . . § 75.04, F.S.A. 4. . . . As for Point 3: The requirements of F.S. § 75.04, F.S.A., with which we are concerned regarding the petition . . .
. . . In answer to the second question, it is sufficient to say that in Sections 75.03 and 75.04, Florida Statutes . . .
. . . the debt and issue the bonds, and the proceedings providing for the issue must be set out, Section 75.04 . . .
. . . contended that Section 3.02 of the resolution of petitioner to validate said bonds is violative of Section 75.04 . . . Section 75.04, Florida Statutes, F.S.A., among other things, provides that “the petition for validation . . . Reciting the maximum rate of interest satisfies the requirement of Section 75.04, Florida Statutes, F.S.A . . .
. . . record on appeal from the district courts * * Moore’s Federal Practice, Cumulative Supplement,' See. 75.04 . . .
. . . sums: Amount advanced by it in excess of collections which it had received from assigned accounts $ 75.04 . . . uncollected accounts receivable, then amounting to $1,854.57, to the trustee upon payment by him of $75.04 . . . The loans have been repaid, except for the small balance of $75.04, and all other claims, have been liquidated . . . No one disputes that the balance of $75.04 should be repaid by the trustee out of the $529.52, which . . . to pay to the finance company from the proceeds of the accounts in his hands the foregoing items of $75.04 . . .
. . . turn over all accounts receivable to the trustee upon the payment by the trustee to it of the sum of $75.04 . . . trustee all accounts receivable held by it, upon the payment by the trustee to the Merchants’ Company of $75.04 . . . There is a conceded sum owing by the trustee to the finance company of $75.04, which the referee has . . . be directed to turn over all accounts receivable to the trustee upon the payment of the said sum of $75.04 . . .