An appellate panel sided with a court-appointed guardian who refused to turn over a Miami-Dade parcel designated for student housing.
May 22, 2017 at 11:00 AM
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An appellate panel sided with a court-appointed guardian who refused to turn over a Miami-Dade parcel designated for student housing.
The Third District Court of Appeal Wednesday ruled in favor of the guardian of Redovaldo Foch, who was sued for failing to transfer the land under a memorandum of agreement executed in May 2013.
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