The Third District Court of Appeal has revived a $100 surcharge on ambulance service to nonresidents of Miami, reversing a lower court ruling.
July 23, 2014 at 02:00 PM
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Miami can again require a $100 surcharge for ambulance service to nonresidents.
The Third District Court of Appeal on Wednesday reinstated the fee by reversing a lower court ban on the surcharge. The appellate panel ordered summary judgment for the city, allowing Miami to reinstate the fee instead of remanding the case to Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Marc Schumacher.
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