WING KIN KWAN VS. WILLIAM WALKER ET AL

Real Property/Housing Court Law and Motion Calendar for July 24, 2026. Line 16.1. DEFENDANT WILLIAM WALKER Motion To Quash Service Of Summons; Alternative Request To Vacate Any Default Or Default Judgment As Void is GRANTED as follows.

The Court considers this application as Defendant's motion to vacate default under CCP 473(b). Had default been entered on July 8, 2026, the Court would grant a CCP 473(b) motions based on the evidence provided in Defendant's declarations on file. At this time the Court does not make any determination re: entry of default nunc pro tunc as of July 8, 2026. To avoid the delay and expense of subsequent motions on this issue, the Court makes this ruling at this time.

The Court considers Defendant's Motion to Quash as the response contemplated by CCP 473(b) and DENIED the Motion to Quash. Defendant has been properly served with the Summons and Complaint by a registered process server and failed to rebut the presumption afforded to registered process servers. Defendant shall file a response within 5 days of notice of order.=(501/CFH)

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