RAJESHWOR PANDEY VS. KIM MITCHELL

August 10, 2026 LAW AND MOTION CALENDAR PAGE 2 Judge: HONORABLE DAVID A. SILBERMAN, DEPARTMENT 11 ________________________________________________________________________ Case Title / Nature of Case

02:00 PM 24-CIV-04290 RAJESHWOR PANDEY VS. KIM MITCHELL LINE 1

RAJESHWOR PANDEY SARAH SHAPERO KIM MITCHELL

PLAINTIFF/CROSS-DEFEDNANT: RAJESHWOR PANDEY’S MOTION TO TRANSFER FUNDS

TENTATIVE RULING:

For the reasons stated below, the unopposed Motion to Transfer Funds (the “Motion”) is DENIED as MOOT. Plaintiff’s Request for Judicial Notice is GRANTED.

This case is related to San Mateo Case No. 23CIV05363. (See Notice of Related Case, filed October 29, 2025.) By this Motion, Plaintiff requests “an Order transferring the funds deposited into San Mateo County Case 24-CIV-04290 to San Mateo County Case 23-CIV-05363.” (Notice of Motion, at p. 2:3-4.) The requested relief in the present motion has already been granted in the related action: “The Clerk of Court for the County of San Mateo, in the State of California, is directed to transfer the funds deposited in the Related Case 24-CIV-04290 into this action, Case 23-CIV-05363.” (Order filed June 5, 2026 in Case No. 23CIV05363.) The Motion is accordingly DENIED as MOOT.

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