Yavor

Yavor v. City One Locksmith

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United States Bankruptcy Court, Central District of CaliforniaMarch 5, 20201:19-ap-01139California8,976 words

Opinion

Trial Court Opinion

FILED & ENTERED

MAR 05 2020

CLERK U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT

C Be Yn e t gr a o l n D z i as lt e r i c Dt E o Pf UC Ta Yli f Cor Ln Eia RK

UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT

CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA

SAN FERNANDO VALLEY DIVISION

In re: CHAPTER

Real Estate Short Sales Inc Case No.: 1:16-bk-11387-GM Adv No: 1:19-ap-01139-GM

TENTATIVE RULING ON MOTION TO

DISMISS

Debtor(s). 16 D ate: March 3, 2020 Haya Sara Yavor Time: 10:00 AM Courtroom: 303 Plaintiff(s), v.

20 City One Locksmith

22 Defendant(s).

24 At the hearing on January 14, I discussed the tentative ruling. The issues of 25 indemnification and privity as well as dismissal of an unnamed Doe defendant were 26 reviewed and I determined that the tentative ruling was correct as to those. However, 27 the question of whether the Buyer has standing to sue the locksmith for negligence 28 committed while the Trustee was the owner of the property was left…

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