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To: msmagoo
What woman would want an adulterous husband who has been living in this situation for the past 6 years making a life or death decision on her behalf? She is not capable of asking for a divorce, much less requesting another guardian.

Third, Florida’s contract law doesn’t allow verbal promises or intent to overcome specific wording of a contract or for an individual to make a verbal statement of his intent to leave assets to an individual; in this case, life is at stake instead of property and our statutes permit oral statements to determine whether someone lives or dies. Yet, in this case we allow a simple statement made following an emotional movie some 15 years ago to be a controlling factor of the individual’s intent and the statement was not even mentioned in the previous law suit when he stated he would care for her until she dies.

What a great article, msmagoo! Thanks for posting. It is always important to hear what the INTENT of the lawmakers was when the make law.

1,028 posted on 11/07/2003 3:50:39 PM PST by nicmarlo
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I love reading these documents, and find Connors' arguments most compelling. He has backed Felos into a corner very neatly.
1,032 posted on 11/07/2003 3:57:22 PM PST by msmagoo
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