California Court of Appeal
Connerly v. State of California, C073753
Trial court's sustaining of demurrer without leave to amend is reversed with directions to grant plaintiffs leave to amend the complaint, where: 1) a plaintiff may propose new facts or theories to show the complaint can be amended to state a cause of action, thereby showing the trial court "abused its discretion" in not granting leave to amend; and 2) respondents' contention that plaintiffs' new theory would require a hearing to resolve contested facts that have yet to be litigated has the effect of conceding that plaintiffs have articulated a new legal theory that necessitates a factual resolution.
Appellate Information
- Decided 09/03/2014
- Published 09/03/2014
Judges
- Duarte
Court
- California Court of Appeal