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Larina v Green

petition

Hearing date
Aug 31, 2026
Department
T
Judge
Prevailing
Moving Party
Appearance
Not required

Motion type

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PlaintiffLarina
DefendantGreen

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(Van Nuys Courthouse East: Dept. T) August 31, 2026 DEPARTMENT T LAW AND MOTION RULINGS If ALL parties submit on the tentative, then no appearance is necessary unless some other matter (i.e., Case Management Conference) is on calendar. It is not necessary to call the court to request oral argument. Oral argument is permitted on all tentative rulings.

DALDALYAN The court denies the motion to enter judgment conditioned on the defendant issuing a bank check or certified check or wire transfer for the deficiency by 4 p.m. on 9/4/2026. The court has insufficient bank evidence to show what happened with the checks that were attempted to be deposited. Case Number: 24VECV04087 Hearing Date: August 31, 2026 Dept: T 24VECV04087 Larina v Green The court approves the petition and will sign the order filed on 6/22/2026. No appearance is required.

Case Number: 25VECV03491 Hearing Date: August 31, 2026 Dept: T 25VECV03491 Geiwitz v Jaguar Ex parte application to special set motion to depose PMQ: Denied. Discovery motion cutoff is 15 days before trial. In order for the motion to be timely, it had to be served and filed by 8/14/2026. Instead, it was served and filed 8/20/2026. Therefore, even on regular notice it was too late. Also, Dept. T's policy on depositions in Lemon Law cases has been stated many time: Ask for the PMQ depo, if you get no dates, notice the deposition, and if you still get no dates, file a motion to compel and the court will order the deposition in 10 days. Plaintiff had "nearly a year" to make that motion. The "inability" to take the deposition is no one's fault than plaintiff's counsel for not coming in with a timely motion to compel.

Case Number: 25VECV03502 Hearing Date: August 31, 2026 Dept: T 25VECV03502 Anoshechkina v Danilov Ex parte application to continue motion for relief from default: Denied. The court previously continued this motion which has been pending since 2/13/2026. Defendants are entitled to have their motion heard. It has been pending for 6 months. Furthermore, the court does not accept the declaration of plaintiff that she does not have access to wifi or telephone to call the United States. How was she able to sign a declaration in Portugal on 8/26/2026 and file it on the next day.

Her address in Lisboa is r. de santo estevao, 1100-405 Lisboa, Portugal There are numerous web based communications available to her including WhatsApp which is free. Telephone calls can be made from Portugal to the USA. Most services have international roaming. She could hire an attorney to appear for her. Her declaration is not credible. Finally, reviewing the motion, the court is required to grant relief if the default was entered as a result of the excuse or neglect of their attorney. The motion for relief was filed 45 days after the court denied the request to reset the demurrer.

Case Number: 26VECV03360 Hearing Date: August 31, 2026 Dept: T 26VECV03369 Khairallah v Humayun Ex parte application to allow a Second Amended Complaint: Denied.

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