The 2024 Florida Statutes
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. . . continuing bond obligations”); see also id. at 1291-92 (making nearly identical changes to section 489.532 . . . indemnity agreement that the principal or indemnitor is unlicensed as provided in s. 489.128 or s. 489.532 . . .
. . . We note that “[effective [June 16, 2009], the amendments made ... to ss. 489.128(l)(a) and 489.532(l) . . . therefore, absent the requirement of a state license, could not be deemed unlicensed under section 489.532 . . . application of a different a section of Chapter 489 to a business organization, the language in section 489.532 . . . with the Fourth District in its application of section 489.128(l)(a), and the similar provision of 489.532 . . .
. . . Mastec moved for summary judgment based on section 489.532, Florida Statutes (2004), which makes an unlicensed . . . Mastec also amended its answer to include an affirmative defense based on section 489.532. . . . evidence that Satellite was an unlicensed contractor, properly granted summary judgment under section 489.532 . . . Additionally, section 489.532 states that, “As a matter of public policy, contracts entered into ... . . . Accordingly, because section 489.532 proscribes court enforcement of an unlicensed contractor’s contract . . . Satellite was “never licensed to install or repair digital home satellite systems,” and that section 489.532 . . . Section 489.532(l)(a), a provision within the title, chapter, and part entitled “Electrical and Alarm . . . after filing the motion for summary judgment, Mastec amended its affirmative defenses to add section 489.532 . . .
. . . Section 489.532(l)(a) provides that “if a state license is not required for the scope of work to be performed . . .