The 2024 Florida Statutes
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. . . [ECF No. 77]; Progressive argues that under Florida Statute § 607.1622(8), Fulton cannot defend itself . . .
. . . because CRS was administratively dissolved by the State of Florida and therefore, pursuant to section 607.1622 . . . Section 607.1622(8) provides: Any corporation failing to file an annual report which complies with the . . .
. . . that, as a dissolved corporation, THMI was precluded from defending itself by the operation of section 607.1622 . . . authority to do so and that, even if they did, THMI was precluded from defending itself by section 607.1622 . . . this court was inadequate to determine whether THMI actually fell within the provisions of section 607.1622 . . . dismiss the appeal because it is precluded from prosecuting this appeal by the provisions of section 607.1622 . . . Instead, for those corporations, the specific provisions of section 607.1622(8) control over the more . . .
. . . Section 607.1622(8), Florida Statutes (2004), provided: Any corporation failing to file an annual report . . .
. . . There, we discussed the interplay of sections 607.1622(8) and 607.1421(3), Florida Statutes. . . .
. . . Gregg, 733 So.2d 1119 (Fla. 5th DCA 1999), and (ii) section 607.1622(8), Florida Statutes, prohibits . . . The trial court’s order stated: The Court has reviewed Florida Statutes 607.1421 and 607.1622 and the . . . corporation was- administratively dissolved for failing to file its annual report, arguably ‘section 607.1622 . . .
. . . Section 607.1622(8), Florida Statutes (2003), prohibits a dissolved corporation from maintaining any . . .
. . . The Rosses respond that the issue here is governed by section 607.1622(8), which prohibits a corporation . . . corporation was administratively dissolved for failing to file its annual report, arguably “section 607.1622 . . . Kaleny Ltd. of Florida, 681 So.2d 826 (Fla. 5th DCA 1996), and concluded that “section 607.1622(8) pertains . . . We agree with the rationale of the National Judgment decision, that section 607.1622(8) pertains to existing . . .
. . . Section 607.1622 of the Florida Statutes (2003) requires corporations to file annual reports with, and . . . action in any court of this staté until such report is filed and all fees and taxes due ” are paid. § 607.1622 . . .
. . . because it had been administratively dissolved for failing to file annual reports as required by section 607.1622 . . . held that a corporation, which had been administratively dissolved for failure to comply with section 607.1622 . . .
. . . dissolved for failing to file its annual report, pursuant to Florida Corporation Statutes, chapter 607.1622 . . . Stat. ch. 607.1622(8) (2001). . . . The appellee argued that the appellant lacked capacity under Florida Corporation Statutes chapter 607.1622 . . . The Florida courts are now apparently unanimous that, although under chapter 607.1622 a corporation loses . . .
. . . corporation was administratively dissolved for failing to file, annual reports as required by section 607.1622 . . . with the above statute, could not defend a lawsuit until it complied with the requirements of section 607.1622 . . . In Cygnet the fifth district held that section 607.1622(8) pertains only to existing corporations which . . .
. . . Section 607.1622, Florida Statutes (1991), required the corporation to file an annual report setting . . .
. . . Section 607.1622(8), Florida Statutes (1999), provides: Any corporation failing to file an annual report . . . Section 6Q7.1405 and section 607.1622(8) are readily harmonized. . . . shareholders), Florida Statutes (1999), and not to the involuntary dissolution described in section 607.1622 . . .
. . . The exception derives from section 607.1622(8), Florida Statutes (1997), which declares that any corporation . . . Arguably, however, section 607.1622(8) would preclude an administratively dissolved corporation’s suit . . . Therefore, section 607.1622(8) would not have justified dismissing its suit. See Diaz v. . . .
. . . . § 607.1622(l)(i). . . .
. . . contributions made to the trust fund under sections 199.052(14), 320.02(13), 322.08(7)(a), 327.25(11), and 607.1622 . . . Sections 199.052(14), 320.02(13), 322.08(7)(a), 327.25(11), and 607.1622(l)(h), Florida Statutes (1995 . . .
. . . Appellee has moved to dismiss this appeal on the grounds that section 607.1622(8), Florida Statutes ( . . . Section 607.1622, Florida Statutes (1996) pertains to an undissolved corporation’s requirement to provide . . . When read within the context of section 607.1622, it is evident that section 607.1622(8) provides the . . .
. . . . § 607.1622, Fla.Stat. (1991). See also Cosmopolitan Distributors, Inc. v. . . .