Florida’s Third District Court of Appeal entered an opinion Wednesday finding that property owners subject to compliance agreements with the City of Miami met their burden for a temporary injunction based on their equitable estoppel claims.
“The City has to act fairly when dealing with its residents and cannot draw a new line in the sand to accomplish illegal results for citizens who were properly complying with their requirements,” said Robert Zarco, a Zarco Einhorn Salkowski partner, who represents the plaintiffs, Tower Hotel LLC, Piedra Villas LLC, El Shopping LLC and Beatstik LLC against the defendant, the City of Miami.
Robert Zarco of Zarco Einhorn Salkowski. (Courtesy photo)
