MARTE J. BASSI VS. JOSEPH B. ADAMS ET AL
Motion To Lift Stay, Or, In The Alternative, To Modify Stay As To Plaintiffs Complaint
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Matter on calendar for Wednesday, August 26, 2026, Line 9, PLAINTIFF MARTE BASSI's Motion To Lift Stay, Or, In The Alternative, To Modify Stay As To Plaintiffs Complaint.
Plaintiff Marte J. Bassi's Motion To Lift Stay, Or, In The Alternative, To Modify Stay As To Plaintiffs Complaint is GRANTED.
This action was stayed pending the outcome of an arbitration ordered by the court on 4/7/2025. The arbitrator has issued a final award, and, in fact, the court has confirmed the award. (See SA.F. Super. Court Case No. CGC-26-519664.) Satisfaction of the arbitrator's award (or related judgment) is irrelevant to the stay issue. The outcome of the arbitration is now known and, therefore, the stay should be lifted. The court orders the stay lifted. To the extent any party seeks additional or different relief, those requests are denied.
Moving Party must prepare a proposed order which repeats verbatim the above tentative ruling and email it to contestdept302tr@sftc.org prior to the time set for this hearing.
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