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REGENCY WOOD CONDOMINIUM, INC. v. BESSENT, HAMMACK & RUCKMAN, INC.

No. ZZ-69.

405 So.2d 440 (1981)

REGENCY WOOD CONDOMINIUM, INC., a Non-Profit Florida Corporation, Appellant, v. BESSENT, HAMMACK AND RUCKMAN, INC., a Florida Corporation; Holmberg Construction Company, a Florida Corporation; Southern Townhouse Corporation, a Florida Corporation; Houdaille Industries, Inc., a Florida Corporation; Jax Utilities Construction Co., a Florida Corporation; and Regency Utilities, Inc., a Florida Corporation, Appellees.

District Court of Appeal of Florida, First District.

Rehearing Denied November 20, 1981.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Joseph P. Milton and Thomas R. Ray, Jacksonville, for appellant.

Stephen H. Durant, Stephen D. Halker, E. Robert Williams, John S. Duss, IV, Herbert R. Kanning, Betsy C. Cox and Richard C. Stoddard, Jacksonville, for appellees.

JOANOS, Judge.

Regency Wood, a condominium association, brought suit against the condominium developer and various entities allegedly responsible for the design, construction, maintenance or repair of a part of the common elements (specifically, Greencastle Drive) for which Regency Wood has the duty of care under the declaration of condominium. After motions to dismiss alleging numerous grounds were filed by each defendant, the first complaint was dismissed with leave...

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