Motion to Clarify and Enforce Fee Awards
not proper grounds for a judicial declaration. (See id. at p. 1583.) In light of the above, the Motion is DENIED. Moving party to give notice 2. Order to Show Cause re: Appointment of Counsel re: Monopoly Business Park Association
107 Szeto vs. Woo
19-01087212 Motion to Clarify and Enforce Fee Awards Plaintiff/cross-defendant Gene Szeto moves for an order clarifying the Court’s February 3, 2026 order granting him attorney’s fees and setting a deadline for the payment of the award. Szeto argues that a set date for payment is required to prevent EQD LLC and Kent Salveson from evading payment by arguing that there is no due date. The Motion is unopposed and GRANTED. The February 3, 2026 award of attorney’s fees and costs to Szeto with regard to his anti-SLAPP motion against EQD LLC and Salveson’s Cross-Complaint is to be paid within 60 days of the date of this order. Moving party to give notice.
108 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. vs. Thru Trading Inc.
23-01311998 Motion Directing Distribution of Interpleaded Funds Defendant/cross-complainant Cheryl R. Royce (“Defendant”) moves for an order directing that the interpleaded funds deposited with the Court by plaintiff Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. (“Wells Fargo”) be distributed to her in light of the judgment entered in her favor on her Cross-Complaint against cross-defendant Thru Trading, Inc. (“Thru Trading”). An interpleader action has two phases. In the first phase, the trial court determines the right of the
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