Doron Jockey Club, LLC v. The Jockey Club Condominium Apartments, Inc.
The Third District Court of Appeal affirmed the Miami-Dade Circuit Court's judgment in favor of The Jockey Club Condominium Apartments, Inc. against Doron Jockey Club, LLC in a dispute concerning access to or use of condominium premises. The court upheld the trial court's factual findings under the competent substantial evidence standard, applying the established principle that permission to enter premises may be implied from custom, usage, or conduct.
Key facts
- Doron Jockey Club, LLC (appellant) and The Jockey Club Condominium Apartments, Inc. (appellee) litigated a premises-access dispute in Miami-Dade Circuit Court, Lower Tribunal No. 22-844-CA-01, before Judge Lisa S. Walsh.
- The trial court entered judgment in favor of the condominium association, finding that whatever access or entry was at issue was permissible under the implied-license doctrine.
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Holdings
- Legal sufficiency of a judgment is reviewed for competent substantial evidence. Tibbs v. State, 397 So. 2d 1120, 1123 (Fla. 1981).
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