Refund documentary stamp tax and surtax where the taxes paid after same taxes had already been paid by party securing land for petitioner.
: 201.02
Recommend refunding petitioner's excess taxes apid on shipments of cattle f.o.b. in FL on contract carrier bound for out-of-state.
Whether or not the Respondent violated the conditions of Section 83.49(3)(a), Florida Statutes, by failing to refund the security deposit of Bonnie Pestcoe also known as Bonnie Joyner or in the alternative failed to send a certified letter to Bonnie Pestcoe within the prescribed time, which letter set forth the reasons for a claim against the security deposit. This violation was alleged to have occurred at the termination of Bonnie Pestcoe's a/k/a Bonnie Joyner's tenancy with the Respondent....
Whether the Petitioner Donald Boatwright was properly transferred by Respondent.Petitioner`s transfer was in accordance with the rules.
Whether the suspension of the Petitioner Nelson was based on just cause.Petitioner was suspended for just cause for continued unexcused absences.
Respondent wrongfully denied wastewater treatment plant operator`s license to Petitioner. Petitioner did have the requisite experience. Issue permit.
: 120.57
The issue posed for decision herein is whether or not James T. Speaks, Respondent, engaged in conduct amounting to a failure to maintain in an escrow bank account deposits he received as a selling broker which were entrusted to him in the course of his brokerage activities until a proper or authorized disbursement of such monies was made. Based on its Administrative Complaint filed on May 17, 1978, the Florida Real Estate Commission, Petitioner, seeks to revoke, annul, suspend or otherwise...
Resp. failed to deliver money owed to salesman under agreement contrary to stat. RO: suspend resp.'s license 60 days.
: 475.25
Respondent did not defraud client when warned client there were insufficient funds to cover the check. Recommend dismissal of complaint. Final Order: suspend license for one month.
: 475.25
Whether Dunlop violated Rules 21P-1.012 and 21P-6.07, Florida Administrative Code, by permitting an unlicensed person to use his license for the purpose of dispensing optics.Rule says optician shall display license when acting as optician. Respondent not in violaton by displaying license while on vacation when replaced.
Whether Petitioner's application for a Certificate of Need and approval of a capital expenditure proposal pursuant to Chapter 381, Florida Statutes, and Section 1122 of the Social Security Act (42 USC 1320a-1), to install and operate an 18 million electron volt linear accelerator in Memorial Hospital, Hollywood, Florida, should be granted.Petitioner demonstrated compliance with appropriate federal and state rules and statutes for granting certificate of need to operate the facility.
Whether petitioner's application for registration as a real estate salesman, pursuant to Chapter 475, Florida Statutes, should be approved.Respondent held himself out as a broker before he was ever licensed and now his salesman's license should be denied.
: 475.01
Respondent not entitled to Certificate of Need for home health agency. Rules determining issuance are those in force at time of hearing. No special circumstances stated or proven.
Petitioners did not prove need for Certificate of Need for new nursing facility using statutory criteria.
Respondent deny Petitioner`s application for certificate of need because no need, and cost and benefit is not favorable.
By Notice to Show Cause dated October 24, 1977, the Division of Alcoholic Beverages, Petitioner, seeks to revoke suspend, or otherwise discipline the alcoholic beverage license of NAS, Inc. t/a The Down Beat, Respondent. As grounds therefor it is alleged that on or about August 25, 1977 Respondent failed to discontinue the sale of alcoholic beverages when the service of full course meals had been discontinued; failed to maintain sufficient inventory to serve full course meals; failed to...
Respondent should be given administrative fine of $2000 for violating the provisions of its restaurant license by selling alcohol when meals not available.
By Notice to Show Cause filed December 19, 1977, the Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco, Petitioner, seeks to revoke, suspend or otherwise discipline the alcoholic beverage license number 60-0883 issued to James R. Rogers, trading as Ray's Tavern. As grounds therefor it is alleged that Rogers, in order to secure a license to sell alcoholic beverages, made false written statements to the agents of Respondent in violation of 537.06 and 561.29 F.S. One witness was called by Petitioner and...
Whether a water use permit for the quantities of water requested in application 24859 should be granted.Petitioner has shown the proposed water use permit will not harm the environment and is in the public interest.
Respondent was not guilty of improperly conducting the survey--did not move the survey stakes. Dismiss complaint.
