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Florida Statutes (Last Updated: April 21, 2021) |
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TITLE VI. CIVIL PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE |
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CHAPTER 66. EJECTMENT |
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- 1If an answer is filed, trial shall be on the issues made. If no answer is filed, trial shall be ex parte, but defendant is required to prove every allegation of the petition. If the jury (or if a jury is waived, the court) finds in favor of defendant, it shall assess:53(1) 54The value of the land at the time of the assessment, irrespective of the improvements put upon the land by defendant or those under whom he or she derives, and if any, the injury done to the land by defendant or those under whom he or she derives.102(2) 103The value of the permanent improvements at the time of the assessment.115(3) 116The injury, if any, done to the land by defendant or those under whom he or she derives.134(4) 135The value of the use of the land by defendant between the time of the judgment in ejectment and the time of the assessment or if defendant has been evicted from or has surrendered the premises, from the time of the judgment to the time of the surrender or eviction. The findings shall be specified separately on each of these matters.
History.-RS 1518; GS 1973; RGS 3241; CGL 5049; s. 2, ch. 29737, 1955; s. 21, ch. 67-254; s. 350, ch. 95-147.
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Note.-Former s. 70.08.
