Plaintiff Noarus Properties Inc.’s motion for new trial is DENIED.
This case arises from two related actions: Noarus Properties Inc. v. Crimson California Pipeline LP et al. (BC562244) (the “Trespass Action”) and Crimson California Pipeline LP et al. v. Noarus Properties Inc. (BC598951) (the “Condemnation Action”). This dispute involves the rights and obligations of the parties as they relate to pipelines intersecting the subject property, as well as a “vault” constructed at an intersection in 2012.
Noarus Properties Inc. (“Noarus”) is the owner of real property near the intersection of Centinela Avenue and Green Valley Circle in the City of Los Angeles. Crimson California Pipeline, L.P., Crimson Pipeline, L.P. and Crimson Pipeline Management, Inc. (collectively, "Crimson") are privately owned pipeline companies (with condemnation rights) that purchased two existing crude oil pipelines that run beneath the Property. One of the pipelines, the Unocal Pipeline, is governed by an easemen
Hearing Date
February 19, 2019
Type
Other Real Property (not eminent domain, landlord/tenant, foreclosure) (General Jurisdiction)
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Plaintiff Noarus Properties Inc.’s motion for new trial is DENIED.
This case arises from two related actions: Noarus Properties Inc. v. Crimson California Pipeline LP et al. (BC562244) (the “Trespass Action”) and Crimson California Pipeline LP et al. v. Noarus Properties Inc. (BC598951) (the “Condemnation Action”). This dispute involves the rights and obligations of the parties as they relate to pipelines intersecting the subject property, as well as a “vault” constructed at an intersection in 2012.
Noarus Properties Inc. (“Noarus”) is the owner of real property near the intersection of Centinela Avenue and Green Valley Circle in the City of Los Angeles. Crimson California Pipeline, L.P., Crimson Pipeline, L.P. and Crimson Pipeline Management, Inc. (collectively, "Crimson") are privately owned pipeline companies (with condemnation rights) that purchased two existing crude oil pipelines that run beneath the Property. One of the pipelines, the Unocal Pipeline, is governed by an easemen