The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . . ¶¶ 7.46, 7.49, and/or 7.53, and that Ms. . . .
. . . . § 7.53. . . .
. . . report, #37 ¶¶ 199-202, causing an almost 4% increase in Key’s share price from a closing price of $7.53 . . .
. . . the number of prom and homecoming dresses sold in the market claimed by Hannah’s,, and from 6.32% to .7.53% . . .
. . . Pennzoil Co., 729 S.W.2d 768 (Tex.Ct.App.l987)("Pennzoil suffered damages of $7.53 billion ... . . .
. . . 14-00 10.15 A70 E: Lot 215 375-040-33-00 17.70 M58 70.63 2 — Rock quarry F: Highway 67 326-050-11-00 7.53 . . .
. . . prior actual damage figure in the Texas-Pennzoil litigation in which the jury found actual damages of $7.53 . . .
. . . The district court attributed 7.53 kilograms of cocaine to Jordan that was seized after agents observed . . . and 615.7 kg of marihuana seized on May 9, 2007, 11.093 kg of cocaine seized on August 17, 2007, and 7.53 . . .
. . . bag contained five individually wrapped, marble-sized pieces of crack cocaine, weighing a total of 7.53 . . . He listed these facts as follows: A. 7.53 grams of crack cocaine would be indicative of drug distribution . . .
. . . trustee's percentage fee would also be disbursed, which amounts to 5% of the adequate protection payment ($7.53 . . .
. . . Christian obtained alkaline readings (A03343107C), his results “varied from 6.74 to 7.53.” . . . Davies’s 2006 testing produced values of 7.15, 7.36, and 7.53, respectively. . . .
. . . programming stolen by such a user would be $2,748.96 (12 months’ of programming at $229.08 per month) or $7.53 . . . his January 19, 2001 purchase to April 30, 2004, which is 1197 days, and multiplying that amount by $7.53 . . . actual damages DIRECTV has suffered as a consequence of Defendant’s conduct is at least $9,013.41 ($7.53 . . .
. . . The competing carriers proposed a cost of capital assumption of 7.53% with a cost of equity estimate . . .
. . . Nevin’s declaration pertaining to parcel no. 326-050-11 shows the size of the parcel is 7.53 acres, states . . .
. . . disparity of 112 fewer African-American selections than expected produces a statistically significant -7.53 . . .
. . . consists of 60.8% iron oxide, 19.5% aluminum, 7.05% steel F category (with slight carbon content), 7.53% . . .
. . . illiquidity” discount for privately placed restricted stock was approximately 7 percent, he calculated a 7.53 . . . Based on that liquidity premium of 7.53 percent and his selected price-to-NAV discount of 1.3 percent . . . 7% relative to a liquid asset, this suggests that the liquid asset is trading at a premium of about 7.53% . . .
. . . The contract provided for payment based upon a cost calculation of $7.53 per 100 pounds of steel. . . . concluded that both parties intended that plaintiff be compensated based on its actual costs and that the $7.53 . . .
. . . 3.69) October - - 11/16/98 Actual restatement, end SEC inquiries announced $ 32.44 11/17/98 $ 39.94 7.53 . . .
. . . Year_30-yr T-bond Less 4% 1992 7.53 3.5 1993 5.94 1.9 1994 7.94 3.9 1995 6.37 2.4 1996 6.81 2.8 1997 . . .
. . . Option A was $15.50, and that the monthly cost to Larry Bratton for long term disability coverage was $7.53 . . .
. . . 1988 5.29% 8.30% 8.43% 7.65% 8.85% 9.71% 1989 5.53% 7.88% 7.86% 8.54% 8.50% 9.26% 1990 5.84% 7.42% 7.53% . . .
. . . All tolled, the garment bag and suits contained 7.53 kilograms of heroin. . . .
. . . Ray, Kansas Corporation Law & Practice §§ 7.53 to 7.66 (3d ed.1988). . . .
. . . . § 1274(d), are as follows: January 1991 7.53% January 1992 5.12% January 1993 4.37% January 1994 3.98% . . .
. . . mined by all Plaintiffs — finding average moisture levels of 7.62%, (ex. 80e), 9.73% (ex. 80d), and 7.53% . . .
. . . following the publication of the Barron’s article, Marksman sold all 29,-000 shares at an average price of $7.53 . . .
. . . According to DesAnges, 7.53% of Clarke County is black as compared to 4.02% of the Harrisonburg Division . . .
. . . The Debtors’ claim that the rate would be 4.58%; the City calculates the rate at 7.53%. 28 U.S.C. § 1961 . . .
. . . However, he also increased the value by assigning an inflationary index of 7.53 percent annually. . . .
. . . professionals,” and therefore assigned an inflationary index to the cost over the next 47 years of 7.53% . . .
. . . On November 19 of that year, a Texas jury agreed with Pennzoil and awarded $7.53 billion in actual damages . . .
. . . jury returned a verdict in Pennzoil’s favor on November 19, 1985, awarding compensatory damages of $7.53 . . .
. . . Sections 7.49 and 7.53, Florida Statutes (1987). . Section 47.071, Florida Statutes (1987). . . .
. . . favor against Texaco in the state court in Harris County, Texas, on November 19, 1985 in the amount of $7.53 . . .
. . . The award (the “Texas judgment”), which included $7.53 billion in compensatory damages and $3 billion . . .
. . . induced Getty to breach a contract to sell its shares to Pennzoil; Pennzoil sought actual damages of $7.53 . . . On November 19, 1985, a jury returned a verdict in favor of Pennzoil, finding actual damages of $7.53 . . .
. . . induced Getty to breach a contract to sell its shares to Pennzoil; Pennzoil sought actual damages of $7.53 . . . On November 19, 1985, a jury returned a verdict in favor of Pennzoil, finding actual damages of $7.53 . . .
. . . It then averaged these two figures (yielding 7.53%) and added this to the growth rate for the same period . . .
. . . Both section 7.49, Florida Statutes (1985), which describes Osceola County, and section 7.53, Florida . . . This statute, when read in conjunction with the provisions of sections 7.49 and 7.53, describing the . . . Both sections 7.49 and 7.53 provide: The shorelines of Lakes Kissimmee and Hatchineha shall be as physically . . .
. . . 470 (1st Cir.1979) (inferred from possession of two packages of cocaine containing 165.49 grams and 7.53 . . .
. . . shares at $110.00 per share plus certain additional consideration and that Pennzoil was entitled to $7.53 . . . December 10, 1985, Judge Casseb entered judgment in favor of Pennzoil against Texaco in the sum of $7.53 . . . securities laws, over which the federal court has exclusive jurisdiction, (3) that the Texas award of $7.53 . . . the result of fraud or mutual mistake; (4) that an improper method was used to compute the award of $7.53 . . .
. . . If this verdict stands, the benefit of the bargain must be assumed by mathematics to be $7.53 billion . . .
. . . schools with the most inexperienced staffs in the district (Schools 6, 10, 19 and 25, ranging from 4.75-7.53 . . . 13.4 years (as to compared to 14.2 years district-wide average), a significant increase from the 4.75-7.53 . . .
. . . Subtracting 7.53 voyages and 1.21 voyages from the total of 12.51 possible voyages, Delta lost 3.77 voyages . . . for two voyages completed only 23 days (43 day voyage average) t- .53 Voyages actually accomplished 7.53 . . . determination that the 2 voyages lost a total of only 54 days (43 day voyage average) 1.21 Voyages accomplished 7.53 . . .
. . . Orfield, Criminal Procedure Under the Federal Rules § 7.53 (1966). . . . .
. . . And some $7.53 of the miscellaneous parts does not appear, under the same principles, to add any significant . . .
. . . that Jones testified in response that he was referring to the imminent increase in book value from $7.53 . . .
. . . This interest accrues at the rate of $7.53 per day and amounts to $16,603.65. . . .
. . . By the end of June 1978 the rate was 7.53% and climbed steadily thereafter. . . .
. . . and another exhibit containing the quantity which was left in the package seized in Edwards’ house, 7.53 . . .
. . . to 1975 increased at an average of 6.15% per year but which from 1971-75 increased at an average of 7.53% . . .
. . . average cost per ton of replacement' coal was $9.40, or $1.87 higher than the contract price of coal— $7.53 . . .
. . . 1975 increased at an average of 6.15% per year but which from 1971 — 75 increased at an average of 7.53% . . . This historical analysis reflects a range from 7.53% to 4.58%. Dr. . . .
. . . The FBI estimated a cost of $7.53 per challenge to notify a state or local agency of an individual’s . . .
. . . , 179 Ct.Cl. 39 (1967), both parties to a contract made estimates as to the cost of steel based on $7.53 . . . the contract, the contractor discovered that the price of steel was $7.98 per 100 pounds instead of $7.53 . . .
. . . , 373 F. 2d 982 (1967), both parties to a contract made estimates as to the cost of steel based on $7.53 . . . the contract, the contractor discovered that the price of steel was $7.98 per 100 pounds instead of $7.53 . . .
. . . . § 7.53, et seq.) . Sec. 42 of 1893, No. 206, as amended (M.C.L.A. § 211.42; M.S.A. § 7.83) . . . .
. . . total production: 1964 1965 1966 Average First purchase 65.74% 67.38% 67.48% 66.92% Second purchase 7.53 . . .
. . . in those years, and that such price applicable to each year is as follows: Price Year per MGF 1952 _ 7.53 . . . these purchases are taken into account, the weighted-average price per MCF under plaintiff’s method is 7.53 . . .
. . . defined in section 402(d), Tariff Act of 1930, as amended, infra, at the “invoiced unit prices, plus 7.53 . . . that no amount for general expenses and profits was included in the invoiced price and the increase of 7.53 . . . Said value is the invoice price, plus an exchange conversion factor of 7.53 percent, plus the basis for . . .
. . . One producer, Joseph Ryerson & Sons, gave a price of $7.53 per hundred pounds f. o. b. . . . This figure was based upon a steel acquisition cost of $0.753 or $7.53 per hundred pounds. . . . contract, Supplement No. 1 to Change Order No. 13, providing for payment based upon a steel cost of $7.53 . . . The mistake was that $7.53 per hundred pounds (the basis upon which the contract unit price of $0.092 . . . steel” or as “The Government will pay the acquisition cost of the steel, which we understand to be $7.53 . . .
. . . One producer, Joseph Byerson & Sons, gave a price of $7.53 per hundred pounds f.o.b. . . . This figure was based upon a steel acquisition cost of $0.0753 or $7.53 per hundred pounds. . . . contract, Supplement No. 1 to Change Order No. 13, providing for payment based upon a steel cost of $7.53 . . . The mistake was that $7.53 per hundred pounds (the basis upon which the contract unit price of $0,092 . . . steel” or as “The Government will pay the acquisition cost of the steel, which we understand to be $7.53 . . .
. . . 1085 S 2. 99 . 44 .520 1088 SC 4. 18 .90 . 600 1053 KC 2. 74 . 68 . 460 1092 . 98 . 35 .285 1060 KCZ 7.53 . . .
. . . ascertained at the time of sale, the entire amount on hand was sold, appellants agreeing to pay therefor $7.53 . . .
. . . the average annual earnings did not at any time during the period under discussion exceed the sum of $7.53 . . .
. . . gross sales divided by the allowable invested capital) was 9.35 times in 1919; 12.69 times in 1920; and 7.53 . . .
. . . thereafter, and complete delivery within 91 days after date of contract or bureau order, at a price of $7.53 . . . rate of $12.86 each, or a total of $219,906, and for the common tents (class 1347) at the rate of $7.53 . . .
. . . the company’s property in New Jersey, as of June 30, 1924, was $76,370,000; that a rate of return of 7.53 . . . is 4.93 per cent.; and by increasing net earnings $2,631,286, as directed by the order, it is made 7.53 . . .
. . . allegation of confiscation mainly upon the contention -that even if-it be assumed that a rate of return of 7.53 . . . that, under that order, the maximum rate of return actually permitted the plaintiff is far less than 7.53 . . .
. . . Circuit Court for Alachua county upon a debt due by said firm for $1,139.67 damages together with $7.53 . . .