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Code · Florida · Title XL — Real and Personal Property · Chapter 715

715.101 Application of ss. 715.10 - 715.111.

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(1)Sections 715.10 - 715.111 apply to all tenancies to which part I or part II of chapter 83 are applicable, and to tenancies after a writ of possession has been issued pursuant to s. 723.062 .
(2)Sections 715.10 - 715.111 provide an optional procedure for the disposition of personal property which remains on the premises after a tenancy has terminated or expired and the premises have been vacated by the tenant through eviction, surrender, abandonment, or otherwise.
(3)Sections 715.10 - 715.111 do not apply to property which exists for the purpose of providing utility services and is owned by a utility, whether or not such property is actually in operation to provide such utility services.
(4)If the requirements of ss. 715.10 - 715.111 are not satisfied, nothing in ss. 715.10 - 715.111 affects the rights and liabilities of the landlord, the former tenant, or any other person.
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