The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . Of the $114,722.30 “loss of revenue” demanded by the Customs Service, plaintiff alleges only $601.61 . . .
. . . Of the $114,722.30 “loss of revenue” demanded by the Customs Service, plaintiff alleges only $601.61 . . .
. . . a) because it presented the check for collection approximately two weeks after it received the $13,-601.61 . . .
. . . Section 601.61(2), Florida Statutes (1989), states that “[f]or purposes of this chapter, every such contract . . . Accordingly, pursuant to section 601.61(2), the contract was made, and appellant’s indebtedness incurred . . .
. . . claims of CFSLA and Gunn, only a claim of the City of Philadelphia, $161.72 of which is secured and $601.61 . . .
. . . . § 601.61 also provides that the dealer applying for the license must post a bond with the Department . . . Services in the sum of $100,000, which, as noted earlier, is the maximum bond permitted by Fla.Stat. § 601.61 . . .
. . . Judgment against the United States in the amount of $601.61, without interest, may accordingly enter . . .
. . . the amount of $10,000 executed by it as principal and by the defendant Gulf as surety pursuant to § 601.61 . . . called upon to determine the date a bond of a licensed citrus fruit dealer, executed pursuant to § 601.61 . . . is made to the Florida Citrus Commission by supplying the information required by § 601.56, F.S.A. § 601.61 . . . from August first of one year to July thirty-first of the following year.” § 601.03 (33), F.S.A. § 601.61 . . . For the above reasons we hold that a surety bond given as a condition for a license under § 601.61, F.S.A . . .
. . . 250 of its preferred shares, having a par value of $12,500, which was accepted at that value, and $601.61 . . .
. . . The two items of this claim aggregating $601.61 are allowed. Sheridan Company (170). . . .