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Roof Damage Fight Goes to Appeals Court | Cat Country 107.1 - Vimarsana News

Roof Damage Fight Goes to Appeals Court | Cat Country 107.1

Florida lawmakers in May approved scaling back a requirement to replace roofs. But seven months later, a contractor's group and a roofing company have gone to a state appeals court as they argue the change is unconstitutional.

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Roof Damage Fight Goes to Appeals Court - Vimarsana News

Roof Damage Fight Goes to Appeals Court

Florida lawmakers in May approved scaling back a requirement to replace roofs. But seven months later, a contractor's group and a roofing company have gone to a state appeals court as they argue the change is unconstitutional.

Source: iheart.com
Florida roof damage fight goes to appeals court - Vimarsana News

Florida roof damage fight goes to appeals court

A contractors group and a roofing company have appealed as they argue a recent change to Florida law is unconstitutional.

Roof Damage Fight Goes to Appeals Court | WMMB-AM - Vimarsana News

Roof Damage Fight Goes to Appeals Court | WMMB-AM

Florida lawmakers in May approved scaling back a requirement to replace roofs. But seven months later, a contractor's group and a roofing company have gone to a state appeals court as they argue the change is unconstitutional.

Source: iheart.com
Roof Damage Fight Goes to Appeals Court | 96.3 | 102.5 NewsRadio WFLA - Vimarsana News

Roof Damage Fight Goes to Appeals Court | 96.3 | 102.5 NewsRadio WFLA

Florida lawmakers in May approved scaling back a requirement to replace roofs. But seven months later, a contractor's group and a roofing company have gone to a state appeals court as they argue the change is unconstitutional.

Source: iheart.com