A Deerfield Beach boat upholstery business facing eviction won in trial court based on coronavirus defenses but lost on appeal.
December 03, 2020 at 12:27 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
A Deerfield Beach boat upholstery and cover business is still fighting eviction after an appellate court shot down its claim that the coronavirus pandemic played a role in a day-late rent payment.
The Cove & Deerfield Beach LLC, controlled by New York’s Bruscas family, filed the commercial eviction lawsuit in January against Hector Alicea and R Fast Inc., an affiliate of his Rfast Canvas.
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