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Geffcken v. D'Andrea, B176232

Evidentiary rulings and dismissal of causes of action for nuisance and constructive eviction of plaintiffs claiming exposure to mold mycotoxins are affirmed over claims that the trial court erroneously granted defendants' motions in limine: 1) to exclude the testimony of one of appellants' two designated experts; 2) to exclude the environmental sampling data of appellants' other designated expert; 3) to exclude the results of a mycotoxin antibody test and a blood serology test; and 4) to preclude them from alleging exposure to mycotoxins at the properties in question.

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  • Decided 03/28/2006
  • Published 03/28/2006

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  • California Court of Appeal

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