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James vs. Paired Up LLC

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Hearing date
Aug 31, 2026
Department
C24
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DefendantPaired Up LLC

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which Plaintiff has a remedy under the breach of contract COA if it is eventually sufficiently pled. (Moss v. Infinity Ins. Co., 197 F. Supp. 3d 1191, 1203 (N.D. Cal. 2016).)

The court continues the 8/31/26 CMC to 11/30/26 at 1:30 in Dept. C24.

Defendant shall give notice.

206 James vs. The court withholds a tentative ruling. Parties Paired Up LLC should come to oral argument ready to discuss the issue of whether the Court should apply the forum- selection clause that requires that the matter be litigated in Clark County, Nevada.

207 Cooper vs. The general demurrer of defendants Paul Bennett Bennett and Kathy Sakioka to the eighth, ninth, and tenth causes of action in the complaint of plaintiffs Simone and Ronald Cooper is SUSTAINED with with leave to amend.

Plaintiffs are given leave to file an amended complaint by 9/14/26.

Defendants demur generally to the eighth, ninth, and tenth causes of action in the complaint. They also demur specially on the ground of uncertainty to the tenth cause of action. Plaintiffs concede the merits of the demurrer to the eighth cause of action but oppose it with respect to the ninth and tenth causes of action.

The ninth cause of action for tenant harassment. The ninth cause of action is for tenant harassment under Civil Code § 1940.2 et seq. Plaintiffs allege that section 1940.2 “prohibits specified forms of landlord conduct undertaken to influence a tenant to vacate, including willful conduct that interferes with a tenant’s quiet enjoyment and conduct intended to cause a tenant to quit involuntarily.”

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