The 2024 Florida Statutes
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. . . . § 90-171.20(7); N.C. Admin. Code Tit. 21, r. 36.0224(h)) (internal citations omitted). . . . regulatory provisions defining the practice of “nursing”: Plaintiff specifically references G.S. § 90-171.20 . . . Plaintiff also points to G.S. § 90-171.20(7) which provides: The “practice of nursing by a registered . . . Teaching and Counseling clients is the responsibility of the registered nurse, consistent with G.S. 90-171.20 . . .
. . . See PIK Civ. 4th 171.20. Cf. Ettus v. . . . remain concerning damages, including issues relating to “the ‘total loss’ aspects related to P.I.K.3d 171.20 . . .
. . . West’s plan payments from $171.20 bi-weekly for the life of the plan to $394.41 bi-weekly for the life . . . she thought she was paying the arrearages owed to Regions because her plan payment increased from $171.20 . . . West’s plan payments from $171.20 biweekly for the life of the plan to $394.41 bi-weekly for the life . . .
. . . See § 171.20-212, Fla. Stat. (2006). . . .
. . . debtors now owe ECMC $535.03 in interest accrued on a declining basis during the Chapter 13 plan, plus $171.20 . . .
. . . Section 171.18), and to deny permission for development and mining operations on lease land (Section 171.20 . . .
. . . promissory note in favor of Jim Walter in the principal amount of $30,816, to be paid in installments of $171.20 . . .
. . . The $171.20 requested is disallowed. . . .
. . . . §§ 171.20 subd. 2 and 171.24 prohibit the operation of a motor vehicle after the driver’s license has . . .
. . . The monthly premium or premiums of One Hundred Seventy One and 20/100 Dollars ($171.20) payable on certain . . .
. . . $26.40 for that point, and that on the 16 cars moving from Hereford to Butte the tariff called for $171.20 . . . The $171.20 was made up of a combination of $26.40 from Hereford to Amarillo, plus the rate of $125 applying . . .
. . . Amarillo, to which is added $125 to Dillon,, Mont., and the local from Dillon to Butte, $19.80; total, $171.20 . . .
. . . and the jury found a verdict for the plaintiffs for the remainder, $4,839.99, for which sum, with $171.20 . . .
. . . book-accounts about two months after the adjudication, and in 1883 presented his account, in which $171.20 . . . The estate is debited $171.20 for fees of the clerk, register, and marshal, and for advertising in the . . . Kittredge for clerk’s fees a few days afterwards, and is embraced in the sum of $171.20, disbursements . . . Kittredge as attorney; the sum of $171.20 for further disbursements; and $55.32, his own fees and commissions . . .