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Larry Hoddick, Bar No. 237527
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LAW OFFICES OF LARRY R. HODDICK, P.C.
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Palm Desert, California 92260
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Robert Stempler, State Bar No. 160299
Email: SoCa1ConsumerLawyer@Gmail.com
CONSUMER LAW OFFICE OF
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ROBERT STEMPLER, APC
8200 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 200
FAX Beverly Hills, CA 9021 1-2331
Telephone (323) 486-0102
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12 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
13 COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO, CIVIL DISTRICT
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15 BILLY C. HENRY, Case Number CIVDS 1 822222
16 Plaintiff, Assigned for all purposes to Dept. 825
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Judge Hon. Khymberli S. Apaloo
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PLAINTIFF’SWRITTEN OBJECTIONS TO
l8 SUNRISE FORD, INC.; FORD) EVIDENCE SUBMITTED BY DEFENDANT
MOTOR COMPANY, FORD) SUNRISE FORD, INC. WITH ITS REPLY
19 MOTOR CREDIT COMPANY; and )
BRIEF RE MOTION FOR SUMMARY
DOES 1 through 10, Inclusive, JUDGMENT OR, TN THE ALTERNATIVE,
20 SUMMARY ADJUDICATION
Defendants.
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25 Pursuant to Rule 3.1354 of the California Rules of Court, Plaintiff submits the following
26 written objections to evidence submitted by SUNRISE FORD, INC. (“Defendant” or “Dealer”) with
27 its reply brief re Motion for Summary Judgment or, in the Alternative, Summary Adjudication.
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WRITTEN OBJECTIONS T0 EVIDENCE IN DEFENDANT’S REPLY IN SUPPORT OF ITS MSJ
OBJECTIONS TO EXHIBIT G TO DECLARATION OF JIWON MICHAEL SHIN
EXCERPTS FROM DEPOSITION OF LISA ARANDA
Material objected to: Grounds for objection:
1. Q: So it says, “Similarly, Sunrise is not Inadmissible hearsay (Evid. Code, § 1200);
aware ofany criminal charges or complaints lack of foundation, preliminary fact (Evid.
alleged against Rodney, Dannie, Higor, or Code, §§ 402, 403); lack of personal
Jose from before they were employed by knowledge and competence (Evid. Code, §§
Sunrise or while they were employed by 403(3), 702(a); Code Civ. Proc., § 437C, subd.
Sunrise.” That’s what it says, correct? A: (d)); immaterial fact (Cal. Rules Crt., Rule
10 Correct. (Jiwon Michael Shin Decl., Ex. G, 3.1350, subd. (d)(2)).
11 at p. 136:5-10.)
12 Q: Any you knew that ofyour only personal Inadmissible hearsay (Evid. Code, § 1200);
13 knowledge why? How did you know that lack 0f foundation, preliminary fact (Evid.
14 when you signed this? A. I have a vague Code, §§ 402, 403); lack of personal
15 recollection of having employee’s file knowledge and competence (Evid. Code, §§
16 because some of them worked for us, I 403(a), 702(a); Code Civ. Proc., § 437C, subd.
17 think, longer than others. And I remember (d)); immaterial fact (Cal. Rules Crt., Rule
18 this a little bit. I don’t believe we did. There 3.1350, subd. (d)(2)).
19 was nothing in their files, there was nothing
20 from before. (Jiwon Michael Shin Dec1., Ex.
21 G, at p. 136:12-19.).
22 Q. By Mr. Hoddick: Would you have also Inadmissible hearsay (Evid. Code, § 1200);
23 asked for the correct First Extended Service lack of foundation, preliminary fact (Evid.
24 corporation contract for $2,000 to be Code, §§ 402, 403); lack of personal
25 attached as an exhibit? Or would you have knowledge and competence (Evid. Code, §§
26 asked that the description in the paragraph 403(a), 702(a); Code Civ. Proc., § 437C, subd.
27 actually match the exhibit. Mr. Shin: (d)); improper opinion of non-expert (Evid.
28 Objection, compound, vague and
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WRITTEN OBJECTIONS TO EVIDENCE IN DEFENDANT’S REPLY IN SUPPORT OF ITS MSJ