"They are not required to take what is a pair of blue jeans and try to turn it into a tuxedo," the judge said. "They bargained for a tuxedo, they paid for a tuxedo, and they are entitled to rip up this pair of blue jeans they got and lay a proper tuxedo, period.”
October 22, 2021 at 05:19 PM
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Florida Bureau Chief
Miami attorneys have scored a major win in a dispute over a property that presiding Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Michael Hanzman referred to as “an abomination.”
“There were more problems with it than I care to recite during my findings because it would take too long,” Hanzman said in an Oct. 12 bench trial proceeding.
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