GRIFFIN, Judge.
On August 25, 1992, the appellant, pro se, filed a long and rambling complaint suing the appellee for breach of contract. In pertinent part, the appellant alleged that three years earlier he and the appellee had entered into an oral agreement for him to "automate" a residence she owned in Seminole County. If the appellee later sold the appellant the house, the value of the work ($10,000) would be applied as a credit to the purchase price. If the appellee...
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