MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION; ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
learned about Bank of America’s alleged divestiture of its interest.
108 Hamidi v. Manheim MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION – TENTATIVE Investment, 2020- POSTED PREVIOUSLY 01145159 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE – APPEARANCES REQUIRED
110 Mood v. City of MOTION TO SET ASIDE/VACATE DISMISSAL – Newport Beach, 2023- DENIED 01332356 Plaintiff Ivin Mood’s motion to set aside the dismissal of this action and for reconsideration is DENIED for the reasons set forth below.
On February 4, 2026, Plaintiff failed to appear for a Status Conference and the Court discharged the Status Conference and set an Order to Show Cause re: Why the Case Should Not Be Dismissed for Plaintiff’s Failure to Appear for April 6, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. (ROA 370.) Plaintiff failed to appear on April 6 and the Court ordered the action dismissed with prejudice. (ROA 390.)
Plaintiff seeks an order setting aside the dismissal or reconsidering it pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure sections 473(b) and 1008(b). In the declaration attached to the Motion, Plaintiff asserts that he was surprised when he did not see anyone in the courtroom of Department N14 on April 6 and after waiting outside for five minutes to see if the calendar would be posted outside the courtroom, he entered to ask the Clerk whether the case would be heard. At that time, the Clerk informed Plaintiff that the case had already been called.
Section 1008(b) provides, in relevant part: “A party who originally made an application for an order which was
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