Motion to File Exhibits 5-21 in Support Cross-Defendants’ Motion for Summary Judgment Under Seal
2023CUOR012253: AJAY K KESHAP vs DEEPIKA WALI, AN INDIVIDUAL AND ALL PERSONS UNKNOWN, CLAIMING ANY LEGAL OR EQUITABLE RIGHT, TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN, O... 07/15/2026 in Department 43 Motion to File Exhibits 5-21 in Support Cross-Defendants' Motion for Summary Judgment Under Seal
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The signed order shall be served on all parties and a proof of service filed with the court. A "notice of ruling" in lieu of this procedure is not authorized. Motion: Keshap and Karr Group of Companies Motion to File Exhibits 5-21 under Seal Tentative Ruling: The court intends to continue the motion of Cross-Defendants Ajay Keshap and Karr Group of Companies, LLC so that moving parties can lodge unredacted copies of the documents (exhibits 5-21 in support of their Motion for Summary Judgment/Summary Adjudication) that they request be sealed.
CRC 2.551(b)(3)(A) states: A party that files or intends to file with the court, for the purposes of adjudication or to use at trial, records produced in discovery that are subject to a confidentiality agreement or protective order, and does not intend to request to have the records sealed, must:
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2023CUOR012253: AJAY K KESHAP vs DEEPIKA WALI, AN INDIVIDUAL AND ALL PERSONS UNKNOWN, CLAIMING ANY LEGAL OR EQUITABLE RIGHT, TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN, O...
(i) Lodge the unredacted records subject to the confidentiality agreement or protective order and any pleadings, memorandums, declarations, and other documents that disclose the contents of the records, in the manner stated in (d); (ii) File copies of the documents in (i) that are redacted so that they do not disclose the contents of the records that are subject to the confidentiality agreement or protective order; and (iii) Give written notice to the party that produced the records that the records and the other documents lodged under (i) will be placed in the public court file unless that party files a timely motion or application to seal the records under this rule.
Moving party must follow the procedure as set forth in CRC 2.551(d) to lodge the documents. Also, the moving party must submit a proposed order that complies with CRC 2.550(e), and includes the express factual findings required by CRC 2.550(d). The Court will discuss the length of the continuance with the parties at the hearing on the motion.
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