SANJAI MOSES ET AL VS. MICHAEL BUN LEE ET AL

Matter on the Law & Motion/Discovery Calendar for Friday, August 15, 2025, line 7, PLAINTIFF SANJAI MOSES'S Motion To Compel Answers Without Objections From Defendant Michael Bun Lee To Plaintiff'S Special Interrogatories, Set One; And Request For Order Awarding Monetary Sanctions Against Michael Lee And/Or His Counsel In The Amount Of $2,935.00 Continued on the court's own motion to September 4, 2025, to join the motion to compel further responses from defendant May Lee Fong.

The court has received a courtesy copy of the moving papers but the only filed document related to the present motion is the amended notice of motion. The memorandum of points and authorities and other supporting documents do not appear on the court's electronic register of actions. Moving party shall ensure that all documents in support of the motion, including the proof of service showing when the documents were originally served, are filed forthwith.

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