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Section 320.14(1), FloridaStatutes, requires the full amount of the license tax to be imposed or charged for the registration period regardless of when during the registration period the vehicle is registered.
Section 320.0609(1)(a), FloridaStatutes, requires that the registration license plate and certificate of registration shall be issued to and remain in the name of the owner of the vehicle registered.
Section 320.0605, FloridaStatutes, requires the registration certificate or an official copy to be in the possession of the operator of the motor vehicle or carried in the vehicle at all times.
FloridaStatute Section 718.112(2)(b) provides that "unless a lower number is provided in the bylaws, the percentage of voting interests required to constitute a quorum at a meeting of the members shall be a majority of the voting interests."
FloridaStatute Section 718.103(1) "Assessment" means a share of the funds which are required for the payment of common expenses, which from time to time is assessed against the unit owner.
FloridaStatute Section 718.116(3) Assessments and installments on them which are not paid when due bear interest at the rate provided in the declaration, from the due date until paid.
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