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25CV467856·santaclara·Civil·Civil
Hearing 2 months agoMOOT / OFF CALENDAR

Steven Rocheville v. Neely Segerstrom

Defendant’s Demurrer to Plaintiff’s Complaint

Hearing date
Jun 12, 2026
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N/A
Appearance
Not required

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PlaintiffSteven Rocheville
DefendantNeely Segerstrom

Ruling

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See Line 3 below for complete tentative ruling. After the hearing, the Court will prepare and file the formal order.

9:00 25CV467856 Steven Rocheville Order on Defendant’s Demurrer to 4 v. Plaintiff’s Complaint Neely Segerstrom As Plaintiff under Code of Civil Procedure Section 472(a) timely filed a First Amended Complaint on June 1, 2026, Defendant’s Demurrer to the original Complaint is now moot and OFF CALENDAR. Defendant is free to answer, demur, or otherwise respond to the First Amended Complaint within the time permitted by the Code of Civil Procedure. See C.C.P. § 472 (a) (“time for responding to an amended pleading shall be computed from the date of service of the amended pleading”).

SO ORDERED.

Line 4 Case Name: Steven Rocheville v. Neely Segerstrom

Case No.: 25CV467856

See ORDER above. [As Plaintiff under Code of Civil Procedure Section 472(a) timely filed a First Amended Complaint on June 1, 2026, Defendant’s Demurrer to the original Complaint is now moot and OFF CALENDAR. Defendant is free to answer, demur, or otherwise respond to the First Amended Complaint within the time permitted by the Code of Civil Procedure. See C.C.P. § 472 (a) (“time for responding to an amended pleading shall be computed from the date of service of the amended pleading”).]

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