SC125437
GHAREHBAGHI ET AL v. MAHDAVI ET AL.
Defendant’s Motion for Use of Settled Statement in lieu of Reporter’s Transcript on appeal is granted. No opposition filed. Under CRC 8.137, either the 2017 or 2018 version, the Defendant is entitled to use a settled statement pursuant to CRC 8.137(a)(2)(B). There was no reporter during the MSA hearing or the hearing for entry of Judgment based on the MSA.
Defendant should submit a proposed settled statement in conformity with the current version of CRC 8.137(d) within 30 days after service of notice of the order granting the request to use settled statement. Respondent will have 20 days after service of the proposed statement to serve proposed amendments.
The Court will adhere to the procedure set forth in the current version of the CRC Rule 8.137. “No later than 10 days after the respondent files proposed amendments or the time to do so expire, whichever is earlier, a party may request a hearing to review and correct the proposed state
Hearing Date
January 31, 2018
Type
Othr Breach Contr/Warr-not Fraud (General Jurisdiction)
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SC125437
GHAREHBAGHI ET AL v. MAHDAVI ET AL.
Defendant’s Motion for Use of Settled Statement in lieu of Reporter’s Transcript on appeal is granted. No opposition filed. Under CRC 8.137, either the 2017 or 2018 version, the Defendant is entitled to use a settled statement pursuant to CRC 8.137(a)(2)(B). There was no reporter during the MSA hearing or the hearing for entry of Judgment based on the MSA.
Defendant should submit a proposed settled statement in conformity with the current version of CRC 8.137(d) within 30 days after service of notice of the order granting the request to use settled statement. Respondent will have 20 days after service of the proposed statement to serve proposed amendments.
The Court will adhere to the procedure set forth in the current version of the CRC Rule 8.137. “No later than 10 days after the respondent files proposed amendments or the time to do so expire, whichever is earlier, a party may request a hearing to review and correct the proposed state