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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINE-
. TEf.NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
ST. IUCIE COUNTY, FIORIDA.
CIVIL ACTION N0. 78-246
OUTDOOR RESORTS OF AMERICA, )
INC., a Tennessee corporation,:
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Plaintiff,
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OUTDOOR RESORTS AT NETTLES i
ISLAND, INC., et al., )
Defendants. )
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~ FINAL JUDGMENT
THIS CAUSE came before the Court in a non-jury trial
on February 1 and 2, 1979. The Court received testimony, memo-
randa of law and legal arguments from counsel fo r both parties.
From the testimony and exhibits introduced at trial, the Court
finds:
This is an action for a permanent and mandatory in-.
junction by the developer and former owner of a condominium
versus a Condominium Association, individually and as representa-
tive of all unit owners of the condominium. The condominium,
known as OUTDOOR RESORTS AT NETTLES ISLAND, INC., is not the
; usual type of apartment condominium, but rather is a condominium
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' consisting of 35' x 60' lots, with a concrete slab on each lot.
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~ On each lot, a sewer and electrical hookup is furnished and the
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~ owner may place a recreational vehicle or small mobile home on
~ each lot. This condominium does contain common elements; i.e.,
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~ roads, green areas and recreational areas. This condominium was
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~ formed under Chapter 718, and is subject to the Declaration of
~ Condominium. Originally, the developer intended that this con-
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~ dominium was to be used only for recreational vehicles, known in
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the trade as "R,V.'s", and small mini-mobile homes, on a non-
~ permanent short term basis, for recreational resort purposes.
This condominium development was started in 1970 and completed
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= in 1973. The condominium character has changed so that many
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