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FL S0804
Bill
AI Summary
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Creates a right of action for ejectment allowing persons with superior right to possession to recover real property through circuit courts, eliminating presuit notice requirements.
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Redefines "forcible entry," "unlawful entry," and "unlawful detention" to apply to temporary possession or partial property, and adds new definitions for "real property" and "record titleholder."
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Requires parties in ejectment actions to file chronological chain of title statements with complaint or answer, including copies of all referenced instruments and recording details.
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Establishes that court determinations in possession cases are not conclusive in future trespass, ejectment, or quiet title actions, and may be superseded by subsequent judgments.
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Creates procedures for governmental entities to establish recreational customary use on private beaches through formal notice, public hearing, and judicial declaration within 60 days, with burden of proof on the governmental entity.
Legislative Description
Possession of Real Property
Last Action
Laid on Table, refer to CS/HB 631
3/5/2018