Demurrer to Complaint
the Alton Property just about two weeks before the 2020 Action was set to begin trial suggests Sazegar and Olmos engaged in gamesmanship to shield the Alton Property from collection. Additionally, Olmos’s contention the transfer of the Alton Property to her by Pollywood was to satisfy two promissory notes with a combined principal of $165,000 is contradicted by the Grant Deed’s express representation the transfer was a “bonafide gift” and Pollywood received “nothing.”
Plaintiff’s request for attorney fees against Defendant Maria Olmos in the amount of $1,740 is GRANTED. (Code Civ. Proc., § 405.38.) Olmos is ORDERED to pay the attorney fees within 30 days.
Plaintiff to give notice.
11 Grigsby vs. Demurrer to Third Amended Complaint Steele Canyon The Demurrer to Plaintiff’s Third Amended Complaint Golf Course (TAC) by Defendants Steele Canyon Golf Club Corporation Corp. 30-2024- d.b.a. Dove Canyon Golf Club and Pacific Golf Management; SJS Tomorrow, LLC; SJD, LLC; Dove 01435496-CU- PO-CJC Canyon Golf Club, LLC; Lawrence Taylor; Colin Radchenko; Chloe Kim; John Glasoe; and Gabe Ramos is CONTINUED to 8/21/2026.
Plaintiff filed and served an untimely opposition to the motion on 7/6/2026, only four days before the hearing.
The continuance will permit moving Defendants to file a reply per Code.
Clerk to give notice.
12 Southern Demurrer to Complaint California Edison The Demurrer to Complaint by Defendant State of Company vs. California by and through Department of Transportation is Powell OVERRULED. Constructors Inc. At the pleading stage, the court must liberally construe 30-2025- the complaint, drawing all reasonable inferences in favor 01537140-CU- of plaintiffs’ asserted claims. (Liapes v. Facebook, Inc. PO-CJC (2023) 95 Cal.App.5th 910, 919.) Under this standard, all causes of action are adequately pled.
On the second cause of action, plaintiff has adequately pled defendant’s liability for the alleged conduct of its contractor, defendant Powell Constructors Inc., under Government Code section 815.4 and Public Utilities Code section 7952.
On the third cause of action, plaintiff has adequately pled defendant’s liability for the alleged violations of section 4216.4 by its contractor, defendant Powell Constructors Inc., under Government Code section 815.4.
On the seventh cause of action, plaintiff has adequately pled creation of a dangerous condition or property by defendant and its contractor.
Defendant is ORDERED to file a responsive pleading within 10 days.
13 Thomas vs. City Motion for Leave to File First Amended Cross- of Rancho Santa Complaint Margarita 30-2024- Defendant/Cross-complainant, Rancho Santa Margarita 01396694-CU- Landscape and Recreation Corporation’s motion for leave PO-CJC to file first amended cross-complaint is GRANTED.
Amendments to pleadings are liberally allowed in furtherance of justice, and trial has not yet begun.
Plaintiff is ORDERED to file and serve the first amended cross-complaint within two court days.
At the hearing, counsel should be prepared to discuss whether re-opening discovery and a trial continuance is necessary.
Clerk to give notice.
Motion for Summary Judgment, or in the Alternative, Motion for Summary Adjudication
Defendant Mission Landscape Companies, Inc.’s motion for summary judgment, or in the alternative, summary adjudication is GRANTED.
Defendant’s objections (ROA 350) are SUSTAINED as to No. 4 and otherwise OVERRULED.
The court declines to consider Plaintiff’s untimely Amended Response to Defendant’s Separate Statement (ROA 352). The Amended Response was filed and served on 6/2/2026, only 10 days before the original hearing date and the day after Defendant filed and served its reply papers. (See Code Civ. Proc. § 437c, subd. (b)(2).)
Plaintiff’s form complaint alleges premises liability and general negligence arising from a trip and fall incident that occurred on 9/30/2023. Plaintiff alleges her foot got caught in a latent hole causing her to fall and sustain injuries while walking over a greenway along Ama Daisy between Avenida de Los Fundadores and Dove in the City
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