Per Curiam.
Because we find that appellee has an adequate remedy at law we reverse the judgment of the court of appeals.
In his first proposition of law, appellant argues that the court of appeals had no authority to issue a writ of prohibition because appellee's dismissal is not a judicial or quasi-judicial act and because appellee has adequate remedies at law, although appellant does not specify the remedies that are adequate. Appellee argues that...
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