The Third District Court of Appeal called for a rule change on certiorari jurisdiction after a case involving a contract dispute in a real estate deal.
June 20, 2016 at 01:00 AM
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The Third District Court of Appeal is calling for a rule change to allow it to review orders granting leave to add punitive damages.
The appellate court seemed powerless to reverse an order from Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Barbara Areces allowing a would-be buyer to tack on punitive damages to his complaint against a company linked to juggernaut real estate developer The Related Group Inc.
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