Rulings Related to "Contra-Costa-County"

Defendant's unopposed motion to transfer venue to Contra Costa County is GRANTED. The Court having previously granted Plaintiff a fee waiver, Plaintiff's transfer fees are waived. The Court finds that venue is proper in Contra Costa County for the reasons stated in the moving papers. Whether categorized as a local or transitory action, Sacramento County is an improper venue and Contra Costa County is the proper venue.

As it appears that the only basis for venue in this action is residence of the defendant, venue in this case lies in Contra Costa County. Accordingly, this action will be transferred to the Contra Costa County Superior Court.

s and Dirito Brothers Walnut Creek Volkswagen's motion to transfer the action to Contra Costa County is GRANTED. Plaintiff shall pay transfer fees. This is a lemon law case. Defendants move to transfer the instant case to Contra Costa County on the grounds that venue is improper in Sacramento County and proper in Contra Costa County.

Ntc Of Mtn And Mtn For 1) Order Setting Aside Default Erroneously Requested And 2) Order Changing Venue To Contra Costa County Set for hearing on Tuesday, August 26, 2008, line 5. DEFENDANT CHANH LAM'S Motion For 1) Order Setting Aside Default Erroneously Requested And 2) Order Changing Venue To Contra Costa County is off calendar. Case has been transferred to Contra Costa County on August 14, 2008. =(302/PJM)

Therefore, the court grants the motion of Contra Costa County to file a complaint in intervention seeking to assert its rights of subrogation.

Good cause appearing, and no opposition having been filed, defendant Gregory Becker's motion to change venue of this action to the Contra Costa County Superior Court is GRANTED. Plaintiffs shall pay the transfer fees. The court finds good cause to transfer venue of this action to Contra Costa County given the absence of opposition and the fact that defendant Becker asserts that the accident took place in Contra Costa County and that no defendant resides in Sacramento County.

If Plaintiff seeks to have any fees waived in the Contra Costa County Superior Court, it must submit to the Civil Filing Division at the Napa County Superior Court a new completed fee waiver application for transmittal. The clerk is directed to transmit to the clerk of the court in Contra Costa County a certified or exemplified copy of this order, together with all papers in the proceeding on file. The clerk is directed to send notice to the parties.

Conservators are instructed to contact the Civil Filing Division at the Napa County Superior Court to pay the: (1) transfer fees from the Napa County Superior Court; and (2) the filing fee for the Contra Costa County Superior Court. The Clerk is directed to transmit to the clerk of the Superior Court for Contra Costa County a certified or exemplified copy of this order, together with all papers in the proceeding on file. The Conservators are directed to send notice.

Motion For Change Of Venue To Contra Costa County DEFENDANT JAMES PETERSON, JOEL PETERSON, ELLEN SEABORN Motion For Change Of Venue To Contra Costa County -- CONTINUED TO 2/4/04 on Court's own motion. (302/KMM)

Motion by Plaintiff to Change Venue to Contra Costa County TENTATIVE RULING Plaintiff’s unopposed motion to change venue to Contra Costa County is granted, conditioned upon Plaintiff’s payment of the transfer fees forthwith. PROMOTIONS, INC., ET AL.

Good cause appearing and no opposition having been received, Plaintiff's motion to transfer venue of this action to Contra Costa County is GRANTED. Plaintiff shall pay transfer fees. Plaintiff alleges causes of action related to interactions with employees of the Department of Rehabilitation in Concord, California, in Contra Costa County.

The parties having stipulated, Defendant's motion to transfer venue to Contra Costa County is GRANTED. Pursuant to the parties' stipulation, Plaintiff shall pay transfer fees. This is a local action. The property that is the subject of this action is located in Contra Costa County. Accordingly, venue is proper in Contra Costa County. (CCP 392(a)(1).) The motion is accordingly granted. This case has been assigned to Department 47 for hearing.

Nothing is the tort claim suggests that Contra Costa County would be liable for this accident. Plaintiff argues that the tort claim is sufficient as to Contra Costa County because the accident occurred in this County.

Good cause appearing, and the parties having stipulated thereto, defendants' motion to change venue of this action to the Contra Costa County Superior Court is GRANTED. Plaintiff shall pay transfer fees. The court finds good cause to transfer based upon the stipulation of the parties, that venue is improper in Sacramento County pursuant to CCP 395 and that it is proper in Contra Costa County.

Notice Of Motion And Motion For Change Of Venue To Contra Costa County Superiour Court And For Sanctions Pursuant To Ccp 396b Set for hearing on Thursday, February 26, 2009, line 11, DEFENDANT GERALD BLAKE'S Motion For Change Of Venue to Contra Costa County Superior Court And For Sanctions Pursuant To CCP 396(b). Motion for Change of venue and motion for sanctions denied. =(302/CWW/VC)

In addition, since the trustee lives in contra costa county, the presumptive place of administration of the trust is contra costa county, so evidence supporting venue in san francisco must be filed. filing deadline is noon on 7/15/21.

Nature of Proceedings: OSC re Change of Venue Appearance required to address whether a change of venue to Contra Costa County Superior Court is in the conservatee's best interests. If the change of venue is approved, conservators will need to submit two checks to this clerk's office in the following amounts to effectuate the transfer – $50 payable to Santa Barbara County Superior Court and $355 payable to Contra Costa County Superior Court.

Notice Of Motion And Motion To Transfer Action To Contra Costa County And For Sanctions Per C.C.P. Section 396 B. Set for hearing on Monday, July 27, 2015, Line 10, DEFENDANT THOMAS DALY'S Motion To Transfer Action To Contra Costa County And For Sanctions Per C.C.P. Section 396 B. The motion to change venue to Contra Costa County is granted. Defendant's request for fees is denied.

Parties stipulated to transfer venue of case to Contra Costa County. Order on Stipulation to Transfer was granted on 4/4/14. However, the transfer cannot be completed until the transfer fees are paid. Transfer fees are as follows: $435 payable to Contra Costa County Superior Court and $50 payable to Ventura County Superior Court. Set Status Hearing re transfer and OSC re sanctions against all parties/counsel for failure to pay transfer fees on 5/21/14 at 8:15 a.m. in Courtroom 22B. Clerk to give notice.

Respondents request judicial notice of Contra Costa County Ordinance Code No. 33- 5.311, excerpts from the Contra Costa County Salary Regulations, and excerpts from Contra Costa County Administrative Bulletin 312. The court takes judicial notice of these documents as official acts and public records. (Ev. Code § 452, subds. (b), (c); Washington v. County of Contra Costa (1995) 38 Cal.App.4th 890, 900.) Legal Standard.

Moving defendant seek transfer to Contra Costa County on the grounds that Sacramento is an improper court under CCP 396b and that the convenience of witnesses and ends of justice would be furthered by transfer to Contra Costa County under CCP 397(c).

Notice Of Motion For An Order Transferring The Action To The Superior Court Of Contra Costa County Real Property/Housing Court Law and Motion Calendar for Wednesday September 28, 2016, line 4.

Notice Of Motion For An Order Transferring The Action To The Superior Court Of Contra Costa County Set for hearing on Tuesday, September 13, 2016, Line 13, DEFENDANT ALAN CHAN, NANCY CHAN Notice Of Motion For An Order Transferring The Action To The Superior Court Of Contra Costa County. Continued to September 28, 2016, in department 501 at 9:30 a.m. That department handles all landlord-tenant/real property disputes.