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ROGER MANSUKHAN] (SBN: 190800)
rmansukhani@grsm.com
MARK OKNYANSKY (SBN: 298620)
moknyansky@grsm.com
DAN QUON (SBN: 321532)
dquon@grsm.com
A GORDON REES SCULLY MANSUKHANI, LLP
101 W. Broadway, Suite 2000
San Diego, CA 92101
Telephone: (6 1 9) 696-6700
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Facsimile: (6 1 9) 696-7 1 24
Attorneys for Defendant
SOCAL PACIFIC MF MANAGEMENT CORP
SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
10 COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO
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KENYA BRINSON, an individual; KENYA ) CASE NO. CIV DS 2017097
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minor individual, by and through his guardian ANSWER TO PLAINTIFFS’ SECOND
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ad litem, Kenya Brinson; KIMORE R., a AMENDED COMPLAINT
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Plaintiffs, ) Complaint August 24, 2020
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21 COMES NOW defendant SOCAL PACIFIC MF MANAGEMENT CORP,
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22 Corporation, dba Nova Pointe Apartments (“Defendant”), and, in answer to the Second
23 Amended Complaint ofplaintiffs KENYA BRINSON, LENNOX M., KIMORE R., and CHAZZ
24 LOPEZ (“Plaintiffs,”) on file herein, and each and every cause 0f action allegedly set forth
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therein, answers, alleges,
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ANSWER TO PLAINTIFFS’ SECOND AMENDED COMPLAINT
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l. GENERAL DENIAL
Pursuant to the provisions of California Code 0f Civil Procedure section 431.30,
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subdivision (d) this answering Defendant denies each and every, all and singularly, generally and
specifically, the allegations contained in Plaintiffs’ Second Amended Complaint, and each and
every cause 0f action allegedly set forth therein, as they may apply to this answering Defendant.
In addition, Defendant denies that Plaintiffs have been injured or damaged in any sum by reason
of any act or omission 0n the part ofthis Defendant.
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II. AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES
Defendant alleges the following separate affirmative defenses:
10 FIRST AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE
11 Defendant alleges that one 0r more of the causes of action asserted in the Second
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12 Amended Complaint fail to state a claim against Defendant for which relief can be granted.
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16 THIRD AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE
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17 Defendant alleges that Plaintiffs knowingly and voluntarily assumed the
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18 the damages alleged in the Second Amended Complaint.
19 FOURTH AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE
20 Defendant alleges that it is not liable to Plaintiffs because of the preceding, subsequent
21 and intervening acts of Plaintiffs, and/or other defendants 0r cross—defendants, third parties
22 and/or acts of God, all 0f which caused the damages, if any, alleged in the Second Amended
23 Complaint.
24 FIFTH AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE
25 Defendant alleges that to the extent Plaintiffs prove that Defendant conducted any of the
26 activities alleged in the Second Amended Complaint, those activities conformed with and were
27 pursuant to statutes, government regulations and/or industry standards based upon the state 0f
28 knowledge existing at the time of the activities.
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ANSWER TO PLAINTIFFS’ SECOND AMENDED COMPLAINT