Jeremy W. asked

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Regarding the timely requirement in procedure for Motion for Summary Judgment per CCP 437c, is it lawful to ask to postpone the trial date in order to gain extra time for the 75 days? Additionally, if a defendant made a false statement in an appeal court that suppressed the appeal, but later reversed that statement in the trial court, is that a basis to reopen the appeal? Furthermore, is it true that trial courts have so much local power that higher courts rarely reverse them regardless of the wrongs?

October 11th, 2023

David B. answered

1) While it is lawful to request a postponement of the trial date to gain extra time for the 75 days...

October 11th, 2023

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