TENTATIVE RULING
Calendar: 16
Date: 3/8/19
Case No: BC 666299
Case Name: Choi, et al. v. Malik, et al.
MINOR’S COMPROMISES (2)
[CCP §372 CRC 3.1384]
Moving Party: Petitioner Ellis Choi as GAL for claimant Clayton Choi
Petitioner Ellis Choi as GAL for claimant Carter Choi
SUMMARY OF FACTS:
This action is brought by plaintiffs Ellis Choi and Gee Sun Chun, who are married, and their two minor children, Carter Choi, 2 years old, and Clayton Choi, 7 months old, against their residential landlords, defendants Bhajneet Singh Malik, Natasha Kaur and Natasha Kaur Malik, alleging that due to the negligence of defendants, the home plaintiffs leased suffered water leaks, was discovered to be infested with mold, and also was infested with rodents and fleas and ticks, causing plaintiffs health problems.
ANALYSIS:
The petitions are brought as “Expedited” Petitions.
Under CCP section 372, a minor’s claim may be compromised by a guardian ad litem “with the approval of the court in which th
Hearing Date
March 08, 2019
Type
Premises Liablty (e.g. slip & fall (General Jurisdiction)
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TENTATIVE RULING
Calendar: 16
Date: 3/8/19
Case No: BC 666299
Case Name: Choi, et al. v. Malik, et al.
MINOR’S COMPROMISES (2)
[CCP §372 CRC 3.1384]
Moving Party: Petitioner Ellis Choi as GAL for claimant Clayton Choi
Petitioner Ellis Choi as GAL for claimant Carter Choi
SUMMARY OF FACTS:
This action is brought by plaintiffs Ellis Choi and Gee Sun Chun, who are married, and their two minor children, Carter Choi, 2 years old, and Clayton Choi, 7 months old, against their residential landlords, defendants Bhajneet Singh Malik, Natasha Kaur and Natasha Kaur Malik, alleging that due to the negligence of defendants, the home plaintiffs leased suffered water leaks, was discovered to be infested with mold, and also was infested with rodents and fleas and ticks, causing plaintiffs health problems.
ANALYSIS:
The petitions are brought as “Expedited” Petitions.
Under CCP section 372, a minor’s claim may be compromised by a guardian ad litem “with the approval of the court in which th