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24CV090237·alameda·Civil·Civil
Hearing 2 months agoThe parties are to appear. Application does not specify length or present unusually complicated circumstances, but the court may be inclined to permit an opening brief slightly in excess of 20 pages.

BORGES vs A.B. BOYD CO., et al.

Ex Parte Application for an order permitting OEE to file a longer memorandum

Hearing date
Jun 11, 2026
Department
18
Prevailing
N/A

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PlaintiffBORGES
DefendantA.B. BOYD CO.
DefendantOEE

Ruling

24CV090237: BORGES vs A.B. BOYD CO., et al. 06/11/2026 Hearing on Ex Parte Application for an order permitting OEE to file a longer memorandum to pursuant California Rules of Court, Rule 3.1113(e)” CRS# A-90237-003 in Department 18

Tentative Ruling - 06/10/2026 Patrick McKinney

The parties are to appear. Defendant's application does not specify the length of the brief Defendant intends to submit in support of its motion for summary judgment/adjudication. The application does not present unusually complicated circumstances (Application at 5:4-14; Joyce Decl. para. 10:9-16), but the court may be inclined to permit an opening brief slightly in excess of the 20-page limit.

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