ROSALIND ARBEL VS. DOMINIC D YIN ET AL
Case Information
Motion(s)
Application For Determination Of Good Faith Settlement
Motion Type Tags
Other
Parties
- Plaintiff: Rosalind Arbel
- Plaintiff: Nir Arbel
- Defendant: Dominic D Yin
- Defendant: BMT Construction and Maintenance, Inc.
Ruling
Set for Law and Motion/Discovery Calendar on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, Line 1. DEFENDANT BMT CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE, INC. Application For Determination Of Good Faith Settlement.
Before the court is Defendant BMT Construction and Maintenance, Inc.'s Application For Determination Of Good Faith Settlement. Twenty-five days have passed since Defendant filed and served its application and no party has filed a motion to contest the good faith of the subject settlement.
Pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure section 877.6(a)(2), proof having been made that BMT has given proper notice of the settlement as well as service of said Notice of Settlement together with the Application for Determination of Good Faith Settlement and good cause appearing on this record, the court grants the application and finds the settlement agreement between Plaintiffs Rosalind Arbel and Nir Arbel and Defendant BMT Construction and Maintenance, Inc. was entered into in good faith in accordance with California Code of Civil Procedure section 877.6.
The determination by the Court that the settlement was made in good faith shall any other joint tortfeasor or co-obligor from any further claims against BMT for equitable comparative contribution or partial or comparative indemnity based on comparative negligence or comparative fault.
Prior to the time set for hearing, BMT shall lodge by email to contestdept302tr@sftc.org a proposed order containing the above text verbatim.
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