Salesman charged with acting as broker and not handling earnest money as required. This was not proven. Principle witness was not credible and had animus versus Respondent.
Respondent's repeated absenteeism following reassignment from high school to elementary school was actionable. Dismiss Respondent.
Whether petitioner is liable for documentary stamp surtax, penalty and interest, pursuant to Proposed Notice of Assessment, dated November 17, 1976. The parties stipulated to the relevant facts set forth in the petition. They also stipulated that the amounts of the proposed assessment are properly computed and due, if petitioner is determined to be liable therefor.Exercise of option to buy under lease agreement with consideration is taxable under documentary stamp and surtaxes.
: 201.02
Petitioner has filed a challenge to rules of the Department of Revenue; specifically, Chapter 12D-12, Florida Administrative Code. Broad allegations are contained in the Petition and not all of them deal with claimed invalidity of the chapter in question. Mr. Barrow is a private investor who purchases tax certificates on real estate in Florida. His standing to maintain this Petition was not challenged by the Respondent, Department of Revenue. A hearing was held on February 14, 1977, in...
Whether or not the State of Florida, Division of Beverage should approve the change of stock ownership in the licensee corporation, Tony's Fish Market of Ft. Lauderdale, Inc. t/a Tony's Fish Market Restaurant from Armand Cerami to Pamela Cerami, husband and wife, respectively; and further whether or not the State of Florida, Division of Beverage, should approve the resignation of Armand Cerami as Secretary-treasurer of the licensee corporation, Tony's Fish Market of Ft. Lauderdale, Inc. t/a...
Whether or not on or about September 28, 1976, one Leouigildo Hernandez, an agent, servant or employee of the beverage licensed premises of Intimo Lounge, Inc., d/b/a Intimo Lounge, did have in his possession, on the aforementioned beverage license premises, a controlled substance, to wit; cocaine, contrary to Section 893.13, F.S., thereby violating Section 561.29, F.S. Whether or not on or about September 28, 1976, one Leouigildo Hernandez, an agent, servant or employee of the beverage license...
Whether Respondent violated Rule 10D-29.17(2)(g), Florida Administrative Code, and should be administratively fined in the amount of $500.00. At the commencement of the hearing, and upon inquiry by the Hearing Officer, Respondent was identified as Greynolds Park Manor, Inc., doing business as Greynolds Park Manor Rehabilitation Center.Nursing home failed to keep adequate records of patient contributions and intentionally tried to withold information. Impose a fine.
Despite being subsidiary of foreign corporation, Petitioner is domiciled in Florida, and the tax deficiencies should be enforced.
: 220.14
The issues in this case are whether or not Respondent: During the course of its negotiations for collective bargaining agreements for the above charging parties which are certified employee organizations representing various units of Respondent's employees, interfered with restrained or otherwise coerced employees in violation of Chapter 447.501(1)(a), Florida Statutes, (herein sometimes called the Act). Refused to bargain in good faith with the charging parties as certified bargaining agents...
: 447.501
Whether the registration as salesman of securities of Respondent should be revoked or suspended.Repondent pled nolo to sale of unlicensed securities, making his Florida license subject to discipline. Recommend revocation of license.
Whether the Master Barber Certificate and the City Barber Shop Certificate of Registration held by the Respondent W. R. Griffis should be revoked, annulled, withdrawn or suspended.Respondent drinks alcohol on the job. Recommend suspend license for up to six months.
Petitioner should be granted landfill permit as in the public interest. Petitioner has given reasonable assurances as to safety of environment.
: 120.57
Whether Petitioner James E. Corry owes additional tax, surtax, interest and penalties on nine (9) deeds which transferred the title to properties from individual persons to Petitioner Corry.Deeds are given only to clear title are subject to tax and surtax even if the mortgage in unenforceable and for unknown amount. Use fair market value.
: 201.02
Whether or not the Respondent, William A. Mannilla, Jr., should have his real estate salesman's license suspended for the alleged adjudication of guilt in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida on the offense of importing a Schedule II controlled substance, cocaine, in violation of Title 21, United States Code, Section 846, which is allegedly a crime of moral turpitude, fraudulent or dishonest dealing in violation of 475.25(1)(e), F. S. Whether of not the...
Broker made material misrepresentation and didn't put funds in escrow. Recommend suspension.
: 475.25
Petitioner exchanged quitclaim deed for extinction of mortgage liability. Consideration given. Documentary stamp tax, surtax, penalties apply.
Stop sale order on contaminated gas was valid and the Respondent should be fined $250 for the violation.
: 120.57
This matter was brought up for hearing before this division in Tallahassee, Florida, on the Amended Petition of METROPOLITAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION pursuant to Section 120.56, Florida Statutes, seeking an administrative determination of the validity of Rule 3D-40.12, Florida Administrative Code. APPEARANCES For Petitioner: H. Glenn Boggs, II For Respondent: William B. Corbett, Jr. The rule in question has been propounded by the Department of Banking and Finance and deals with recording and...
Whether James F. Robertson signed a false affidavit in violation of Section 475.25(1)(a), Florida Statutes.Florida Real Estate Commission charged Respondent with executing affidavit which he admitted was false. Respondent was guilty of executing false affidavit.
: 475.25
Whether the proper period of time was used by the Florida Department of Transportation in arriving at the Appellant's, Joseph A. Salem, entitlement to payment under The Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Act, as implemented by 175-009 Procedure, State of Florida Department of Transportation.Petitioner properly used income from the current year to figure the amount of relocation assistance due Respondent. Slack business was due to illness alone.
