Weikel

Weikel v. TCW Realty Fund II Holding Co.

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1997 Cal. App. LEXIS 494·55 Cal. App. 4th 1234·65 Cal. Rptr. 2d 25·97 D.A.R. 7756·97 Daily Journal DAR 7756
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 22, 1997D021219California6,700 words

Opinion

Opinion

In a continuation of a controversy now entering its second decade, after an adverse decision in both the trial court and in this court on a lawsuit filed against TCW Realty Fund II Holding Company (TCW), Rancho Bernardo Village Associates et al. (RBVA), and Lyman Clark et al. (the Clarks), Lorraine Weikel, individually and as executor for Maurice Weikel, deceased (hereafter, Weikel) subsequently refiled suit against all of the original defendants. Weikel now appeals following the sustaining of demurrers by respondents TCW, RBVA and the Clarks to the latest action. Weikel argues that her complaint was not barred. We affirm the judgment.

"The dispute revolves around a small wedge of land (hereafter `the wedge') which formed part of the boundary between two adjacent shopping centers in Rancho Bernardo. Dr. Maurice Weikel (now deceased) and his wife Lorraine owned the shopping center (the Weikel Center) on the northern side of the wedge.

"The shopping center on the southern side of the wedge is known as `The Plaza.' The Plaza was developed by defendant/respondent Rancho Bernardo Village Associates (RBVA). Defendants/respondents Jay Kuhne and Ralph Braden were the…

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