Hardy v. Superior Court (Pacific Ocean Popeye, Inc.)

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DISAGREES

• Campbell v. Superior Court

APPEAL RESOLVED in

• Hardy v. Superior Court (Pacific Ocean Popeye, Inc.)
• Hardy v. Superior Court (Pacific Ocean Popeye, Inc.)

LEAVE TO APPEAL GRANTED in

• Hardy v. Superior Court (Pacific Ocean Popeye, Inc.)

This document cites

• California - Walker v. Superior Court (Residential Const. Enterprises)
• California - Keeler v. Superior Court
• California - Campbell v. Superior Court
• California - People v. Pacific Employers Ins. Co.
• California - Williams v. Superior Court



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• California - Depretto v. Superior Court
• California - Williams v. Superior Court
• California - Wexler v. Goldstein
• Federal Cases - Barry v. Edmunds
• California - Williams v. Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority
• California - St. James Church of Christ Holiness v. Superior Court In and For Los Angeles County
• California - People v. Hallner
• California - Davis v. Superior Court
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• US - Reference Stubs - Ca. Civ. Proc. Code § 21 Classes of Remedies
• US - Reference Stubs - Ca. Civ. Proc. Code § 426.60 Inapplicability of Article to Small Claims Court Actions Or Declaration of Rights and Duties of Parties