Goldstein v. University of Central Florida Board of Trustees
A UCF student brought a putative class action for breach of contract and unjust enrichment seeking refunds of mandatory fees after the university closed campus and went remote during COVID-19. The Sixth DCA affirmed dismissal on sovereign immunity grounds, holding that the documents attached to the complaint (a Statement of Charges and a Student Financial Responsibility Statement) did not constitute an express written contract obligating UCF to provide on-campus, in-person services, and that section 1009.24 imposes no such obligation or refund right that could be incorporated into a contract.
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