| Description | Date | Docket # |
|---|---|---|
PEOPLE v. WESTLUNDCalifornia Court of Appeal
Criminal Law & Procedure
Penal Code Section 12520, which prohibits possession of a silencer, is not a strict liability crime.
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03/06/2001 | F032185 |
LEAKE v. SUPERIOR COURTCalifornia Court of Appeal
Civil Procedure, Civil Rights
Civil Discovery Act of 1986 applies to committment proceedings under the Sexually Violent Predator Act, Welf. & Inst. Code, 6600 et seq.
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03/06/2001 | C036542 |
MODERN PAINT AND BODY SUPPLY, INC. v. STATE BD. OF EQUALIZATIONCalifornia Court of Appeal
Tax Law
Under California Code of Regulations, title 18 (Regulations), section 1668, subdivision (c)(1), items sold to auto repair shops which were used up...
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03/06/2001 | B141232 |
HOME SAV. OF AM., F.S.B.California Court of Appeal
Insurance Law
A loss payable clause, patterned after the Insurance Services Office, Inc., Standard Mortgagee Clause, is a standard loss payable clause.
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03/06/2001 | B138138 |
RANDALL v. SCOVISCalifornia Court of Appeal
Injury & Tort Law
Attorney, who unlawfully obtained and disclosed opposing party's criminal investigation records in custody hearing, is not immune from invasion of...
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03/05/2001 | D036508 |
CARLSON v. BLATTCalifornia Court of Appeal
Civil Procedure
Legislature's amendment of Code Civ. Proc. section 352, which deleted the tolling provision and added section 352.1 to limit the tolling period to two...
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03/05/2001 | B135467 |
BELL v. FARMERS INS. EXCH.California Court of Appeal
Labor & Employment Law
Labor Code section 1194, which provides for attorneys fees in overtime wage disputes, does not authorize an interim award of attorney fees.
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03/05/2001 | A091134 |
FRANKLIN v. USX CORP.California Court of Appeal
Civil Procedure, Corporation & Enterprise Law, Injury & Tort Law
Corporation that purchased assets of selling corporation did not implicitly assume liabilities for successor-in-interest purposes where it also agreed...
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03/02/2001 | A091473 |
AJIDA TECH., INC. v. ROOS INSTRUMENTS, INC.California Court of Appeal
Dispute Resolution & Arbitration
An initial agreement to binding arbitration may survive termination of the contract where future arbitration is required to enforce the terms of the...
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03/01/2001 | H020311 |
McCOY v. SUPERIOR COURTCalifornia Court of Appeal
Labor & Employment Law
Making an arbitration agreement a condition of employment renders it procedurally unconscionable.
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03/01/2001 | G026848 |