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  • LAILA ABABSEH VS FELCITAS GALO ETAL(09) Limited Other Collections - under 10,000 document preview
  • LAILA ABABSEH VS FELCITAS GALO ETAL(09) Limited Other Collections - under 10,000 document preview
  • LAILA ABABSEH VS FELCITAS GALO ETAL(09) Limited Other Collections - under 10,000 document preview
  • LAILA ABABSEH VS FELCITAS GALO ETAL(09) Limited Other Collections - under 10,000 document preview
  • LAILA ABABSEH VS FELCITAS GALO ETAL(09) Limited Other Collections - under 10,000 document preview
  • LAILA ABABSEH VS FELCITAS GALO ETAL(09) Limited Other Collections - under 10,000 document preview
  • LAILA ABABSEH VS FELCITAS GALO ETAL(09) Limited Other Collections - under 10,000 document preview
  • LAILA ABABSEH VS FELCITAS GALO ETAL(09) Limited Other Collections - under 10,000 document preview
						
                                

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Ralph 1156 El A. Rizzo Camino Real FXLK> MATEQ GQUN San Carlos, CA 940770 C.S.B. 4 51426 NOV 1 Zot3 (650)594-1110 4 glo Attorney for Defendant, Kenneth Ababseh OEPUTY CLERK SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY OF SAN MATEO 10 LAILA ABABSEH, Case No. CLJ521868 Plaintiff, CROSS-DEFENDANT KENNETH ABABSEH'S 12 ANSWER TO CROSS-COMPLAINT 3 FEL IC ITAS GALO, et a1 14 Defendants. 15 FELICITAS GALO, 16 Cross-Complainant. 17 VS. 18 KENNETH ABABSEH, RANIA ABABSEH, And ROES 1 through 20, inclusive, 20 Cross-Defendants. 21 22 COMES NOW Cross-Defendant, Kenneth Ababseh, and in answer to 23 the Cross-Complaint of Felicitas Gala, admits, denies and alleges as follows: 25 1. Cross-defendant denies, generally and specifically, conjunctively and disjunctively, each and all of the allegations of 27 said Cross-Complaint and each and every cause of action and paragraph therein contained as they may relate to this answering 1 Cross-defendant; and further denies that Cross-complainant has been 2 or is now or will be damaged to the extent alleged, or to any other 3 extent. 2. As for further, separate and distinct affirmative defenses, this answering Cross-defendant alleges as follows: FIRST AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE That at the times and places referred to in said Cross- 7 Complaint, Cross-complainant was actively careless and negligent in and about the matters and things referred to in said Cross- Complaint, and such active carelessness and negligence on the part 10 of Cross-complainant proximately caused and contributed to the 11 happening of the incident in question and the resultant losses and damages, if any there be. SECOND AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE 13 That Cross-complainant, with the exercise of reasonable 14 diligence and effort, could and should have mitigated the damages, 15 if any, complained of in said Cross-Complaint, which were directly 16 and proximately caused by the failure, neglect and refusal of Cross- 17 complainant to exercise reasonable diligence and effort to mitigate 18 the damages alleged. 19 THIRD AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE 20 That said incident and losses and damages complained of by Cross-complainant, if any, were proximately caused by the sole negligence, fault, acts, omissions, conduct and misconduct of 23 persons and entities other than this answering Cross-defendant. FOURTH AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE 24 That the negligence or fault, if any, of this answering Cross- 25 defendant is comparatively less than that of the other defendants 26 and cross-defendants in this action and, therefore, any damages 27 recovered by Cross-complainant should be equitably apportioned 1 between and among each of the defendants and cross-defendants found liable based on their proportionate share of fault. FIFTH AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE 3 That said Cross-Complaint and each and every cause of action 4 5 therein contained fails to state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action against this answering Cross-defendant. 6 SIXTH AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE 7 That pursuant to the provisions of California Civil Code 8 section 1431.2, the liability, if any, of Cross-Defendants other 9 than this answering Cross-Defendant, for non-economic damages shall be allocated to said Cross-defendant in direct proportion to said Cross-defendant's percentage of fault, if any, and a separate judgment shall be rendered against said Cross-defendant for said amount, if any. 14 SEVENTH AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE 15 That Cross-complainant's recovery, if any, must be limited to economic damages pursuant to Civil Code section 3333.4. 17 WHEREFORE, Cross-defendant prays: 18 1. That Cross-complainant take nothing by way of her Cross- 19 complaint on file herein; 20 2. For costs of suit herein; 21 22 3. For attorney fees and costs pursuant to CCP 5128.5 and 23 5128.7; and 4. For such other and further relic th Court deems just 25 and proper. 26 DATED: November /K 2013 Z O4' 27 orner for ross-Defendant, Kenneth abseh PROOF OF SERVICE I am over the age of 18 years and am not a party to this action. My business address is 1156 El Camino Real, San Carlos, California. On the date below I served''opy of the ANSWER TO CROSS-COMPLAINT and this page by placing them in a sealed envelope addresses as shown below and depositing them in a U.S. Postal Service mail box in San Carlos , California with postage fully prepaid. I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed at Menlo Park, California t date low. Dated: Nov., 2013 PH WRIZ Jessica Nudelman Pedersen, Eichenbaum & Lauderdale 1 Almaden Blvd, Ste 400 San Jose, CA 95113