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Case Information

Filed 2022-03-14
Status Dismissed
Type 22 Cv Auto Civil Unlimited
Docket 17 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Rodriguez, Maria
Defendant Hernandez Parra, Dario
Photo of Hon. Bradshaw, J. Eric

Judge

Hon. Bradshaw, J. Eric

Kern County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. View Document Notice of Assignment and OSC re CRC 3110 and CMC (N18C) Comment Re: 3.110 Hearing Date: 06/28/2022 Hearing Time: 8:30 AM Hearing Department/Division: J
  2. Unserved
  3. View Document Amended Notice of Assignment and OSC re CRC 3110 and CMC (N18C) Comment Amended Notice Re: 3.110 Hearing Date: 06/28/2022 Hearing Time: 8:30 AM Hearing Department/Division: J
  4. View Document Notice of Assignment and OSC re CRC 3110 and CMC (N18C) View Document Amended Notice of Assignment and OSC re CRC 3110 and CMC (N18C) Judicial Officer Bradshaw, J. Eric Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Held
  5. Comment TO: Vincent J. Quigg YOU ARE ORDERED TO APPEAR in the above entitled court to give any legal reason why the Special Rules for Administration of Civil Litigation could not be met. All appearances are mandatory, unless dismissal of the entire action is filed five (5) court days prior to the hearing. If this is a notice for failure to file a dismissal of the entire action as ordered by the Court, payment of sanctions must be paid at the time the Request for Dismissal is submitted. If there is any conflict of time, written requests only, showing just cause for change of the hearing date are required ten (10) court days prior to the hearing. If parties are in compliance and sanctions of $250.00 are paid five (5) court days prior to the hearing, then no appearance is necessary. If this is a second time, sanctions of $250.00 are required to be paid. This will also serve as notice that sanctions pursuant to CCP 177.5 and 575.2 will be before the court and ruled upon at that time. The hearing is set for July 28, 2022, at 8:30 AM in Division J as a result of failure to appear at the Order to Show Cause- CRC 3.110 on June 28, 2022.
  6. Hearing Time 09:30 AM Result Ruling
  7. Comment and Show Cause Why Sanctions Should Not Be Imposed
  8. Comment TO: VINCENT J QUIGG YOU ARE ORDERED TO APPEAR in the above entitled court to give any legal reason why the Special Rules for Administration of Civil Litigation could not be met. All appearances are mandatory, unless dismissal of the entire action is filed five (5) court days prior to the hearing. If this is a notice for failure to file a dismissal of the entire action as ordered by the Court, payment of sanctions must be paid at the time the Request for Dismissal is submitted. If there is any conflict of time, written requests only, showing just cause for change of the hearing date are required ten (10) court days prior to the hearing. If parties are in compliance and sanctions of $250.00 are paid five (5) court days prior to the hearing, then no appearance is necessary. If this is a second time, sanctions of $250.00 are required to be paid. This will also serve as notice that sanctions pursuant to CCP 177.5 and 575.2 will be before the court and ruled upon at that time. The hearing is set for September 12, 2022, at 8:30 AM in Department/Division J as a result of failure to appear at Order to Show Cause - California Rules of Court 3.110 hearing and pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure 575.2.
  9. Judicial Officer Bradshaw, J. Eric Hearing Time 8:30 AM Cancel Reason Other Comment directed to plaintiff's counsel Vincent J Quigg for FTA the OSC 3.110 hrg on 06/28/22
  10. Comment with prejudice as to the entire action
  11. View Document Rejection/Correction Notice Comment Re: Notice of Settlement Reason: Request for dismissal filed 8/1/22.
  12. View Document Notice of Assignment and OSC re CRC 3110 and CMC (N18C) View Document Amended Notice of Assignment and OSC re CRC 3110 and CMC (N18C) Judicial Officer Bradshaw, J. Eric Hearing Time 8:30 AM Cancel Reason Dismissal Filed
  13. Judicial Officer Bradshaw, J. Eric Hearing Time 8:30 AM Cancel Reason Dismissal Filed Comment Cont'd from 06/28/22
  14. Judicial Officer Bradshaw, J. Eric Hearing Time 8:30 AM Cancel Reason Dismissal Filed Comment Re: Imp of sanctions directed to plaintiff's counsel Vincent J Quigg for FTA the OSC 3.110 hrg on 06/28/22.
  15. Judicial Officer Bradshaw, J. Eric Hearing Time 8:30 AM Cancel Reason Dismissal Filed Comment directed to plaintiff's counsel Vincent J Quigg for FTA the OSC 3.110 hrg on 06/28/22

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