Florida Statutes
Fla. Stat. § 75.17 (2025)
Commencement of action after validation; affidavit of good faith.
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75.17 Commencement of action after validation; affidavit of good faith.—Every person who commences an action as taxpayer or otherwise to challenge the validity of any bonds or certificates or to prevent the use of any moneys derived from the sale of the bonds or certificates after the bonds or certificates have been validated by courts of competent jurisdiction pursuant to this chapter, shall file an affidavit of good faith stating that the action is not filed for delay and setting forth with particularity why the objection was not made as part of the validation action.
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Cited in 1
case (1 in the last 5 years), 2025–2025 · leading case: State Attorneys for the Second, Seventh & Ninth Jud. Circuits v. Florida Pace Funding Agency, Etc.; Alachua Cnty. Tax Collector v. Florida Pace Funding Agency; Palm Beach Cnty., Florida v. Florida Pace Funding Agency; Alachua Cnty., Florida v. Florida Pace Funding Agency (Fla. 2025).
State Attorneys for the Second, Seventh & Ninth Jud. Circuits v. Florida Pace Funding Agency, Etc.; Alachua Cnty. Tax Collector v. Florida Pace Funding Agency; Palm Beach Cnty., Florida v. Florida Pace Funding Agency; Alachua Cnty., Florida v. Florida Pace Funding Agency (Fla. 2025). “7 See § 75.17, Fla. Stat. Chapter 75 authorizes the judicial branch to perform a limited role as part of a broader scheme to ensure the marketability of the proposed bonds or certificates of indebtedness by foreclosing a subsequent attack on their validity.”
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