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¶1 The appellant explosive company instituted this action below on January 28, 1926, against Ella Wilcox, to cancel a warranty deed from H. H. Wilcox to defendant below, which deed on its face appears to have been executed and delivered January 3, 1922, and duly recorded November 4, 1925, and "in consideration of the sum of $ 1 and other valuable considerations," and in conveyance of the N.E. 1/4

Gregory Smith is an indigent, self-represented prison inmate pursuing
medical malpractice claims against a doctor and a nurse practitioner employed by the
Pleasant Valley State Prison (Pleasant Valley). He filed a motion for the appointment of
counsel, arguing the trial court should consider (1) the factual complexity of the issues

* Pursuant to California Rules of Court, rule

¶1 This is an appeal by the plaintiff in the trial court, from an order sustaining defendant's demurrer to plaintiff's evidence, and rendering judgment for defendant on its cross-petition.

¶2 The petition in its original form sought damages caused by an alleged breach of defendant's oral warranty as to fitness and condition of a certain laundry machine purchased by plaintiff from defendan

¶1 The dispositive issue on certiorari is whether the trial court's summary judgment for plaintiff-garnishor is correct. We answer in the affirmative.

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ANATOMY OF LITIGATION

¶2 On the night of 28 June 1996 Dustin Harkrider ("Harkrider") was crossing an intersection in his automobile when it was struck by a 1979 Ford pickup driven by Raymond Edward Posey ("Posey"). The pickup

This is the third chapter in our appellate review of this controversy, which
involves the wrongful denial of unemployment benefits by respondents Employment
Development Department (EDD) and the California Unemployment Insurance Board
(Board). After both EDD and the Board rejected a claim for unemployment benefits filed
by Jose Robles—and the trial court denied Robles’s petitio

Defendants and appellants Catalina Restaurant Group, Inc., Carrows Restaurants,
Inc., Carrows Family Restaurants, Inc., Coco’s Bakery Restaurants, Inc. and Coco’s
Restaurants, Inc. (collectively, Catalina Defendants) appeal the partial denial of their
motion to compel arbitration. Plaintiff and respondent Yalila Lacayo (Lacayo) was an
employee of Catalina Defendants. Lacayo filed h

Donald Wilson entered a plea of no contest on a charge of felony child abuse in
connection with events culminating in the death on his infant son. He and his wife
(plaintiffs) then sued several individuals and entities who undertook to provide lifesaving
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services for the infant, asserting causes of action for medical malpractice, professional
negligence, and intentional infl

Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis and Jeffrey A. Chine for Real Party
in Interest and Respondent.
Real party in interest and respondent Genesee Properties, Inc. (Genesee) sought
tentative map approval from respondent County of San Diego (the County) for a 24-lot
subdivision on 1416.5 acres of land in San Diego County known as the Hoskings Ranch
(the property). The prop

Plaintiff and appellant, Charles Huckey, sued defendant and respondent, City of
Temecula (the City), for injuries he sustained from tripping and falling on a defective city
sidewalk. He alleged the sidewalk defect was a dangerous condition of public property.
(Gov. Code, §§ 830 et seq.)1
The trial court granted the city’s motion for summary
judgment on the ground the sidewalk

Knoxville, KY: Ted Sandmann and Julie Sandman, next friends of Nicholas Sandman sued the WP Company, LLC, d/b/a Washington Post on libel and slander theories claiming that it defamed him in articles and posts issued about an encounter between Nicholas and a Native American elder in Washington, DC early in 2019.

The Post moved for dismissal claiming that the opinions expressed by it were p