State of California v. Haslett Co.

Good Law
119 Cal. Rptr. 78·1975 Cal. App. LEXIS 1682·45 Cal. App. 3d 252
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJanuary 9, 1975Docket Nos. 33618, 33619California1,636 words

Opinion

Opinion

Brown, J.

"The State of California (State) is the respondent in two actions which have been consolidated on this appeal. In one action (1 Civil 33618), the State filed a complaint for unlawful detainer against Warehouse Investment Company, Haslett Company and Robert L. Abbott. This action resulted in the grant of a summary judgment to the State. The other action (1 Civil 33619) was filed on behalf of plaintiffs Warehouse Investment Company, Haslett Company and Robert L. Abbott against the State of California. The plaintiffs sought injunctive relief and specific enforcement of a purported oral agreement between the State and plaintiffs to lease a certain commercial and office building located at 680 Beach Street in San Francisco and hereinafter referred to as the Haslett Warehouse. A demurrer was sustained to this action without leave to amend.

The State has moved to dismiss both appeals, 1 Civil 33618 on the ground that a timely notice of appeal was not filed and 1 Civil 33619 on the ground that the appeal was not authorized by Warehouse Investment Company and Haslett Company. We deferred decisions on the motions for determination after oral argument.

We conclude that the notice…

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