158 So. 3d 874 - Lobell v. Rosenberg’s Empirical Analysis

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1. “Mr. Lobell filed a petition for writ of possession and a • possessory action against the Rosenbergs, [footnote omitted] alleging damages arising out of the Rosenbergs’ failure to allow him time to cure the default pursuant to the 1957 lease provisions, anticipatory breach of contract, and wrongful eviction during the lease term. The Rosenbergs responded by filing an incidental demand against Mr. Lobell, alleging he breached the lease and consent agreement by failing to pay rent and taxes, maintain $2,6 million in hazard insurance, place insurance proceeds ⅛ trust, spend the insurance proceeds Tor the purpose of repairing the building and improvements, and keep improvements'in good repair, [footnote omitted]. Following a trial on the merits, the district court rendered judgment in favor of the Rosenbergs and dismissed Mr. Lobell’s claims. The court terminated the lease of the property and rendered a money judgment in favor of the: Rosenbergs in the amount of $3,647,127.81. [[Image here]] Mr, Lobell appealed. On appeal, the court of appeal affirmed the portion of the judgment dismissing Mr. Lobell’s causes of action and claims for damages against the Rosenbergs. However the court of appeal vacated the portion of the district court’s judgment which terminated the lease and awarded damages. In finding the lease was not properly terminated, the court of appeal found the Rosenbergs’ default letters failed to afford Mr. Lobell a period of time to remedy his default...”

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