Legal Opinion
AOT, Inc. v. Hampshire Management Co.
District Court of Appeal of Florida
Decided April 12, 1995No. Nos. 95-31, 95-254PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Per curiam
A party appeals the setting of an injunction bond after it successfully obtained a temporary injunction. We affirm the injunction, but reverse the bond based upon our conclusion that the proper procedure was not followed in setting the bond.
Appellee 82 SL Associates of Florida (SL Associates) is the owner of a shopping center in Opa Locka. Since 1985, appellant AOT, Inc. has operated the 188rd Street Flea Market in the shopping center, occupying space pursuant to a sublease from SL Associates’ immediate lessee, F.W. Woolworth. In May of 1994, SL Associates leased space in the shopping center,…
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