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The document is a jurisdictional brief submitted to the Supreme Court of Florida by petitioners Roberto Basulto and Raquel Gonzalez against Hialeah Automotive, LLC. It addresses a legal dispute regarding the enforcement of arbitration agreements in the context of a deceptive trade practices claim. The petitioners argue that the Third District Court of Appeal's decision conflicts with the Supreme Court's precedent in Seifert v. U.S. Home Corp., asserting that there was no valid agreement to arbitrate due to a lack of mutual understanding and unconscionability in the contract terms.

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