Kalid Sanchez vs Los Banos Enterprise, et al

24CV-04428 People vs $13,071.00 US Currency

Status Conference

Appearance required.

24CV-05216 People vs $309,481.10 U.S. Currency

Status Conference

Appearance required.

25CV-06400 Kalid Sanchez vs Los Banos Enterprise, et al

Motion to Correct Minute Order Dated 5/14/2026

Plaintiff’s motion to correct the minute order dated May 14, 2026, is DENIED.

The Court has reviewed the May 14, 2026, minute order and the court record.

Plaintiff did not request oral argument in accordance with Local Rule 3.1(F). Local Rule 3.1(F) requires any party intending to appear to present oral argument following the posting of a tentative ruling to notify all parties by telephone or in person, and to notify the court by telephone, no later than 4:00 p.m. the day before the hearing. Regardless of whether Defendant was notified, the record shows that the court was not notified as required. Accordingly, Plaintiff waived oral argument.

The Court finds the typographical error on Defendant’s form MC-010, wherein Defendant’s counsel inadvertently stated he was attorney for “Plaintiffs,” to be harmless error. In addition, although initially listed in the Register of Actions as being filed by Plaintiff, the error was found and corrected to indicate that the form was filed by Defendant. The errors were not material to any issue in this case.

Finally, there is evidentiary basis for the award of $6,278 in attorney’s fees. Here, Plaintiff conflates Defendant’s motion for attorney’s fees and their memorandum of costs on form MC-010. These are separate and distinct forms of compensation. In reviewing the motion for attorney’s fees, the Court did not consider form MC-010.

As for the mathematical support, Defendant provided redacted invoices totaling $5,153 and not $3,342.50 as asserted by Plaintiff. Furthermore, in addition to the $5,153, Defendant had initially requested an additional $1,875 for preparation of the motion and in anticipation of preparing a reply and attendance at the hearing. The Court found this request excessive and reduced the amount by two (2) hours, which resulted in a reduced award of $1,125. The result was a total award of attorney’s fees in the amount of $6,278.