The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . Section 553.84, Florida Statutes (2013), provides: Notwithstanding any other remedies available, any . . . The Fifth District has described section 553.84 as providing a "cause of action where a defendant has . . . The Second District has described section 553.84 as "a remedial statute because it provides relief for . . . did not present evidence that it knew or should have known of building code violations under section 553.84 . . .
. . . , negligence, common law indemnity, and violating the Florida Building Code under Florida Statute § 553.84 . . .
. . . effect at the time of construction or remodeling which gives rise to a cause of action pursuant to s. 553.84 . . .
. . . three-count complaint in September 2015 alleging (1) violation of the Florida Building Code under section 553.84 . . . Section 553.84 is a remedial statute because it provides relief for a person whose home has been built . . .
. . . Florida Statute § 553.84 provides homeowners a private cause of action against a homebuilder if they . . . stucco siding which violated the Code, causing the stucco siding to fail, thus Pulte violated Section 553.84 . . .
. . . We agree with appellant that there remained issues of material fact as to whether section 553.84, Florida . . . The exception to liability in section 553.84 requires a showing as to various facts, many of which were . . .
. . . filed a three count Counterclaim against J.B.D. for Breach of Contract (Count I), Breach of Section 553.84 . . .
. . . (the HOA), for alleged building code violations under section 553.84, Florida Statutes (2011). . . .
. . . the cited defects violated the building code and gave Porto a cause of action under Florida Statute § 553.84 . . . See [DE 501 at 3 n. 1 ("Porto Venezia also brought claims for violation of Section 553.84 and negligence . . .
. . . implied warranty of fitness and merchantability, negligence, building code violations pursuant to section 553.84 . . .
. . . The Association’s single count against Scherer was based on section 553.84, Florida Statutes (2002), . . . Section 553.84 states in pertinent part: [A]ny person or party, in an individual capacity or on behalf . . . , Sinha was personally liable for violation of Florida’s minimum building codes pursuant to section 553.84 . . . Prior versions of section 553.84 referred to the State Minimum Building Codes. . . . See, e.g., § 553.84, Fla. . . .
. . . Light Co., 784 So.2d 1159 (Fla. 3d DCA 2001), the Third District considered an argument that section 553.84 . . . in any court of competent jurisdiction against the person or party who committed the violation.” § 553.84 . . . In rejecting the argument that section 553.84 created a cause of action that was not subject to the workers . . .
. . . proceeded to trial on two counts: negligence and negligence per se pursuant to Florida Statute section 553.84 . . . trial court erred in granting a directed verdict against him on his claim that Ellis violated section 553.84 . . . Section 553.84 provides that “any person or party ... damaged as a result of a violation of this part . . .
. . . . § 553.84; (7) violation of Florida’s Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices Act, Fla. . . .
. . . (1) breach of express warranty, (2) breach of implied warranty, (3) violation of Florida Statute § 553.84 . . . Florida Statute § 553.84 provides homeowners a private cause of action against homebuilders in the event . . . Stat. 553.84. Defendant argues that there is no evidence of a FBC violation. . . .
. . . . § 553.84). . Fla. Stat. § 812.081. . Fla. Stat. § 772.11 (1988). . Id. . Fla. . . .
. . . alleged in Counts I and II a statutory cause of action and negligence per se for violation of section 553.84 . . . Under section 553.84, Foundation Services was required to establish three facts in order to show it was . . . The parties do not specify a year for this statute, but it is clear they both relied on section 553.84 . . .
. . . their class action complaint, the Buyers seek damages for breach of contract and relief under section 553.84 . . . Section 553.84 provides: Notwithstanding any other remedies available, any person or party, in an individual . . .
. . . to section 553.04, Florida Statutes (2000), and that Monopoly is entitled to damages under section 553.84 . . . that “nothing was mentioned about” this point but that the trial court did not believe that section 553.84 . . . Even if the issue of Monopoly’s standing under section 553.84 had been properly presented, the relevant . . . Section 553.84, entitled “Statutory civil action,” provides that “any person or party, in an individual . . .
. . . Mi-lam for: (1) negligent selection of contractor; (2) negligent construction; (3) violation of section 553.84 . . . negligence claims were barred by the economic loss rule, despite the statutory duty created by section 553.84 . . .
. . . in favor of Appellee, against Plaintiffs claims of negligence and for remedies pursuant to section 553.84 . . .
. . . This suit is authorized under § 553.84, Fla. Stat. . . . .
. . . Additionally, section 553.84, Florida Statutes (1992), provides the owner with a statutory cause of action . . .
. . . In doing so, we first reject the plaintiffs claim that section 553.84, Florida Statutes (1997), which . . .
. . . 1219 (Fla.1999), when reviewing a statutory cause of action under the Southern Building Code, section 553.84 . . .
. . . The key claims, however, for purposes of this appeal, are: (1) a section 553.84, Florida Statutes (1995 . . . The section 553.84 claim, made in the initial complaint, was dismissed without prejudice, but was never . . . reverse the dismissal of the negligent misrepresentation claim, and affirm the dismissal of the section 553.84 . . . Count III — breach of implied warranty against Deeb as contractor; Count IV — violation of section 553.84 . . . Count III — breach of implied warranty against Deeb as contraetor; Count IV — violation of section 553.84 . . .
. . . economic loss rule does not preclude a statutory cause of action under the Southern Building Code, section 553.84 . . . economic loss rule does not preclude a homeowner’s claim against a subcontractor for violation of section 553.84 . . . Milam for: (1) negligent selection of contractor; (2) negligent construction; (3) violation of section 553.84 . . . The statute at issue here, section 553.84, provides: Statutory Civil Action.— Notwithstanding any other . . . The Fifth District reversed the dismissal of the count under section 553.84, holding the economic loss . . .
. . . They alleged counts in breach of express warranty, breach of implied warranty, violation of section 553.84 . . .
. . . The Legislature has enacted section 553.84, Florida Statutes (1989), which states: 553.84 Statutory civil . . . See Id. §§ 553.84, .79. . . . The Legislature has plainly said that a litigant can sue under section 553.84 in addition to any other . . . As a practical matter, the majority eliminates the statutory cause of action under section 553.84. . . . The plaintiff’s claim under section 553.84 is not barred by the economic loss doctrine. . . . Section 553.84 is a statutory tort. . . . The dissent argues to the contrary quoting the language in Section 553.84 which provides a cause of action . . . Section 553.84, Florida Statutes (1989), provides that "any person or party ... damaged as a result of . . . Kennedy Electric, Inc., 710 So.2d 195, No. 97-1412 (Fla. 5th DCA 1998)(independent Section 553.84 cause . . . While most cases in Florida citing to Section 553.84 either ignore or dismiss the statutory cause of . . .
. . . of the negligence and negligence per se counts but reverse as to the statutory claim under section 553.84 . . . Section 553.84 provides a cause of action where a defendant has injured a plaintiff by violating the . . . However, barring appellants’ statutory claim under section 553.84 based on the economic loss rule would . . . The court reasoned that a claim under section 553.84 is subsumed by the economic loss rule because the . . . It should be noted that the constitutionality of section 553.84 is not an issue on this appeal. . . .
. . . (Fla. 3d DCA Sept. 17, 1997) (applying economic loss rule to preclude cause of action under section 553.84 . . .
. . . Diesel or for the direct, %ow-assigned claims against both ap-pellees for negligence and under section 553.84 . . .
. . . stated claims against the developer for breach of implied warranty, negligence, violation of section 553.84 . . .
. . . warranty implied in chapter 713, Florida Statutes, and building code violations under sections 553.73 and 553.84 . . . implied in chapter 713, negligent construction, and building code violations under sections 553.73 and 553.84 . . .
. . . breach of common-law and statutory warranties, and violation of the Florida Building Code, section 553.84 . . .
. . . found that Seibert was responsible because he committed professional negligence or because of section 553.84 . . .
. . . claimed breaches of warranties, negligence, and violation of the Florida Building Codes Act, Section 553.84 . . .
. . . Sierra relies on section 553.84, Florida Statutes (1987), which provides: Statutory civil action. . . . accordance with common-law principles, is imposed on “the person or party who committed the violation.” § 553.84 . . .
. . . None of the parties suggest, and correctly so, that Florida Statutes 553.84 (1979) and 718.203 (1979) . . .