Opinion · Supreme Court of the United States

Buford v. Florida

454 U.S. 1164

Type
Opinion
Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Jurisdiction
Federal
Date
1982-01-11
Topic
general

relying upon Durrett to determine whether nonjudicial foreclosure sale constituted “transfer” within meaning of Act | reserving a ruling on whether a transfer for 21% of the equity is for reasonably equivalent value | finding Miranda warning insufficient where suspect was not advised that "right to counsel encompassed the right to have counsel present during any questioning,” but admitting statement as harmless error | suspect arrested in hotel hallway wearing a bathing suit and returned to his room | interim report issued by staff of New York City Urban Mass Transit Administration is inadmissible because it includes only “tentative results of an incomplete staff investigation” | delivery of ten subway cars for inspection and testing does not constitute tender of delivery so as to begin the running of the statute of limitations on claims | evidence that has special aura of infallibility properly excluded under Rule 403 | although an injured buyer is under a duty to mitigate damages, the burden is on the breaching seller to show that its alternative option “was a viable means of reducing damages” | Involving cause of action for alleged violations of Sherman Act

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Sup. Ct. Fla. Cer-tiorari denied.