ARTSIOM KHATKEVICH VS. HANNA KHATKEVICH

Matter on calendar for Thursday, July 09, 2026, Line 8, PLAINTIFF ARTSIOM KHATKEVICH Motion For Deeming Admitted Truth Of Facts And Genuineness Of Documents Specified In Plaintiff's Requests for Admissiion, Set One And Imposing Monetary Sanctions.

1 - Plaintiff served Defendant with a written requests for admissions on April 15, 2026. Defendant did not respond to the requests. Plaintiff's motion requests that the truth of the facts stated in the requests be deemed admitted, and that the court impose a monetary sanction of $2560 pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure 2023.030. Defendant did not file a written opposition to the motion.

The motion is granted. The truth of the facts set forth in Plaintiff's requests for admission no. 1-28 are deemed admitted. (CCP 2033.820(c)) Plaintiff, a self-represented litigant, did not present facts which support compensating his time at $160 per hour. The court awards monetary sanctions of $860, payable within 30 days after service of the order After hearing.

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